11:43 am
By Nathan Harden
Dollars? He's got billions. Facebook friends? He's got millions. His name is Mark Zuckerberg.
From Faith & Belief 03:06 pm
By Kayleigh McEnany
The New York Times has done it again. They’ve succeeded in breaking yet another cutting-edge news story on Sunday’s front page: “Beware, Mitt Romney is a Mormon.”.
04:13 pm
By Maria Tworek
It’s a good thing we’ve had access to low-cost coal-based electricity, because it has proven for decades to be one of the most important things to ensure small businesses can keep the lights on and the doors open.
From Politics & Policy 12:20 pm
By Joanne Butler
Mitt Romney’s rejection of a Super-Pac’s proposed anti-Obama campaign featuring Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the president’s former pastor, demonstrates that Romney has more political sense than the Super-Pac’s big daddy, Joe Ricketts, a longtime conservative donor and founder of TD Ameritrade.
From Politics & Policy 12:13 pm
By Brett Joshpe
With Democrats defending nearly twice as many Senate seats as Republicans in 2012, the GOP has an excellent chance of taking the upper chamber and holding majorities in both houses of Congress.
I have never understood the public's obsession with the wealth and personal lifestyles of celebrities and the super-affluent
In a talk at New York's Princeton Club, Nobel Prize-winning economist and New York Times Columnist Paul Krugman said the solution to create more jobs and get the U.S. economy to grow faster isn't rocket science: it's fiscal stimulus.
One value of going public for any company is to raise cash as well as mint new shares for acquisitions. Facebook (Nasdaq: FB)’s $16 billion initial public offering was no exception.
This Party Planner to the Stars Makes Outdoor Entertaining Easy and Elegant
By Kara Headley
A festival dedicated to eating and drinking, the first Great GoogaMooga was not without its hiccups. If you could get past long lines, it was an enjoyable weekend of good food, craft beer and live music, even if you couldn't instantaneously tweet about it.
By Howard Koplowitz
U.S. Scientists Advise North Korea On Environmental Degradation Amidst Political Tensions Over Nuclear Program
Flexible Galaxy Skin From Samsung: Future of Smartphone? [VIDEO, PHOTOS]
ACC Expansion: Don't Assume Rutgers, UConn Will Join League
Nazi Germany’s Fascination With Ancient India: The Case Of Heinrich Himmler
Chinese Netizens Express Discontent On The Web While The Government Watches WarilyBy Palash R. Ghosh
The contemplated union of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain forms only one part of a potentially much wider alliance -- the political, military and economic integration of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which comprise Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman.
By Daniel Tovrov
It’s a showdown between the government and the private owners of Domodedovo Airport, with the former trying by many accounts to pry control of Russia's most lucrative airport away from the shadowy company that runs it.
By Joseph Lazzaro
You can't blame investors for feeling a bit squeamish regarding deploying new money in the U.S. stock market these days, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s (DJIA) recent slide from 13,300 to 12,450 unnerving even the most experienced institutional investors. Where’s the market headed in the next six months?.
By Walt Osterman
The basic concept behind taxes, the real reason no one is ever told, is that governments can spend your money better than you can spend your money.
By Charles Dunson
In the past week, Roger Goodell has been named in two high profile lawsuits involving players.
By Palash R. Ghosh
However, it remains far from certain that the Scottish public even wants independence.
By Jason Le Miere
After winning three titles on clay this year, Nadal heads to Roland Garros as favorite, but without the long-enjoyed air of invincibility.
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