IKEA Founder Stepping Down
Ingvar Kamprad, 87, founded the company in 1943
Economics
UBS Warns of 'Abegeddon'
Economic policies of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has some worried about stagflation
European Central Bank Approves Latvia's Bid To Join the Euro
E.U. finance ministers will make a final decision next month
Chrysler Won't Comply with Federal Request to Recall Jeeps
Squabble over placement of fuel tanks
Monstanto Sued over Genetically Modified Wheat
Claims negligence hurt farmers and drove prices down
Obama's Flight from Responsibility
The president needs to take responsibility for the actions of his own administration.
High Taxes, Regulations Drive Europeans to the Underground Economy
Which then causes revenues to plummet
The Legacy of Frank Lautenberg
The late Sen. Frank Lautenberg's true legacy is one of entrepreneurship.
No More Tax Dollars for Sports Stadiums
Minor league teams offer empty promises and empty stadiums.
Ben Bernanke "Jokes" About Not Being Qualified Enough to Teach at Princeton
Then again, isn't Paul Krugman from there too?
Vouchers Save Indiana Schools $5 Million
State's supposed to return saved money to schools, but doesn't have the entire amount
Looking to Buy a Giraffe? Detroit Can Hook You Up.
The bankrupt city starts putting price tags on everything, considering sales or privatization
Microsoft To Undergo Management Restructuring
Will turn the computing giant into a "devices and services company"
Televised Iranian Presidential Candidate Debate Goes Off the Rails
Not what viewers were expecting
Raising California's Minimum Wage May Kill More Jobs Than People Think
State regulations tie salary rules to minimum wage
NOAA Fishery Regulations Relentless, Vindictive, Overzealous, Not Based on Science, Says Massachusetts Democrat
Regulation? Not in their backyard
French for Austerity: Presidential Palace Downgrading Wine Selection
Looking for cheaper alternatives to "invest in" (read: spend on)
