The CEO of Coeur Mining spoke with IBTimes about the silver industry, and his remarks were candid and wide-ranging.
A poll shows that people in management positions are happier than plain old workers.
The employment report for December will be watched keenly following a session of range-bound trading.
Schools will remain closed until the emergency is lifted and residents have been advised not to use tap water.
The X-shaped terminal will feature a nearly two-mile-long art walk built with a white peacock theme to showcase Indian designs.
Here is a list that provides a glimpse at the products that Apple’s iWatch will need to compete with after its release.
It's a marketing ploy, but it's representative of T-Mobile’s ability to think outside the box.
Did ExxonMobil offer a donation of than $50,000 to the Brooklyn organization, or not?
At the upcoming National Retail Federation trade show, data companies will unveil new products that track and predict shopping behavior.
The petition, addressed to Danish prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt, says that Gottfrid Svatholm is getting unfair treatment.
The initial 2013 Amazon data suggests that brick-and-mortar retail stores have much to be concerned about.
The state tops one less-than-favorable list.
A U.S. crude oil transport boom means big money for rail car manufacturers – and billionaire investors have already placed their bets.
But will the rest of the corporate world follow the U.S. in unleashing capital spending?
As temperatures drop, the demand in energy rises, and nuclear power is seen as a reliable source to heat and power homes.
Which airlines had the most delays and cancellations?
Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase & Co. will kick off Q4 bank earnings season on Tuesday.
Will the rumors about Samsung's radical new designs for its upcoming smartphones prove accurate?
The two gadget giants are locked in bitter patent disputes in many markets around the world.
If the project is successful, commuters will be able to travel the 37 miles between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore in about 15 minutes.
Images of Subaru’s next high-performance, low-cost road rocket have hit the Internet.
Twitter users expressed skepticism Wednesday about the curiously timed “Cheesepocalypse,” but Kraft Foods says it wasn’t cooked up in a marketing meeting.
An Icelandic brewery's "whale beer" has stirred controversy after it announced it will sell the unique brew at the country's midwinter festival later this month.
What's more, the argument runs counter to common Wall Street wisdom on commodities and fast food profit margins.
Tesla Motors is fleshing out its network of free Supercharger stations. Free coast-to-coast driving is up ahead.
With unprecedented cold hitting the U.S., natural gas demand has increased significantly to heat homes and power commercial spaces.
A fire burned all night after a train carrying propane and crude oil derailed in New Brunswick on Tuesday. Experts are now worried about the possibility of more explosions.
Who is the former Obama aide who called on the President to approve the Keystone XL pipeline?
Hundreds of people in Japan got sick after eating frozen food tainted with malthion, a farm and garden pesticide.
Anti-tobacco measures have saved millions of lives in the U.S., and other countries, even as the number of smokers increased worldwide.
