Economics
The FDA Stifles the Advance of Modern Molecular Medicine
Wall Street Journal review of the new book, The Cure in the Code, by Peter Huber
How Writers Coped Without Copyright
What would happen if copyright didn't protect against piracy? The answer can be found in history.
Judge Approves Plan for Detroit to Fix Street Lights
About 40 percent of the lights in the city don't work
Bitcoin-Related Company Sued for Not Providing Equipment
Accused of taking the money and folding
Rand Paul to Detroit: Solution Won't Come from Washington
Gives speech to Detroit Economic Club
Iranians Hopeful About Lifting of Sanctions
Want to kickstart economic ties after forced isolation
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Software Patents
Will look at what computerized processes can be covered
Seattle Mariners Sign 31-Year-Old 2B Robinson Cano to 10 Year, $240 Million Deal
Former Yankee represented by Jay-Z
What We Saw at NYC's Fast Food Strike
Less than 0.1 percent of the industry's workforce participated.
California Agency Plans 'Green' Car Vouchers for the Poor
Remember how well Cash for Clunkers worked out?
WTO Meeting May Be Approaching Deal
Negotiators accede to India's demand to extend a temporary measure that prohibits members from disputing some kinds of food subsidies
Microsoft Shares Down 3 Percent After Ford CEO Reiterates Plans to Stay With Ford
Some investors hoped he would replace Steve Ballmer, who is leaving by next year
Thanksgiving Weekend Retail Sales Drop Could Be First in Seven Years
Doesn't bode well for holiday shopping season
European Central Bank President: Ready to Use Any Policy Tools Necessary to Hit Inflation Target
Official inflation is under 2 percent
French Central Bank Warns of Risks Related to Bitcoin
Says the cryptocurrency's price is inherently unstable
American Economy Grows at 3.6 Percent Annual Rate in Third Quarter
Half of growth came from growth in business stockpiles
Citing Regulatory Pressure, Deutsche Bank Announces Closing of Its Global Commodities Business
Will keep traders for precious metals and financial derivatives
Obama Calls For Action To Be Taken To Address Inequality in the US
Wants minimum wage increased
Rand Paul To Outline Economic Plan For Depressed Urban Areas in Detroit
98 percent of voters supported Obama in 2012
Lawmakers Said To Be Close to Agreeing on Short-Term Budget Deal
Would eliminate budget sequester
