Author : EW News Desk Team

While the pause in foreclosures due to blatant irregularities in paperwork by banks may put at least a temporary slowing in the dynamic of families evicted from their homes,...

As health care costs continue their relentless climb, companies are increasingly passing on higher premium costs to workers. In contrast to past practices of absorbing higher prices, some companies...

We've noted how crucial China is to the current export success of Germany, and hence its current economic strength. But the strength of the Japanese yen is also playing...

Having passed Germany (exports), Japan (gross domestic product) and the United States (auto sales) over the past year, China is now poised to lead the world in yet another...

Proposals for the first large solar power plants ever built on Federal lands won final approval from Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. The Interior Department’s action was delayed by the...

Last month, Chile marked the bicentennial of its independence with pride in how far it has come in 200 years, but with a shadow over the celebration. Unforgotten were...

Longtime Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov was fired on Sept. 28 by Russian President Dmitri Medvedev after an 18-year tenure as the mayor of Russia’s capital. The presidential decree firing...

Recently, a federal district judge approved a deal to allow Barclays, the British bank, to pay a $298 million fine for conducting transactions with Cuba, Iran, Libya, Myanmar and...

Here's a later version of the mainstream media version of what happened on May 6. As you can see, there's a bit more detail in terms of WHO and...

We long ago identified Friday afternoon - or even better - night as the best time to release anything an organization considers "bad news", and, sure enough, the joint...