The maker of the cosmetics brand Dr. Hauschka is one of dozens of German companies benefiting from a growing global appetite for environmentally friendly products.
As millions are receiving stimulus checks in the mail, it pays to ask oneself whether it ought to be spent the way Congress intended it, or whether it should be saved.
The Senate has cleared three nominees to the Securities and Exchange Commission, agreeing by unanimous consent to confirm Luis A. Aguilar, Elisse B. Walter and Troy A. Paredes.
A federal appeals court on Friday upheld the Federal Communications Commission’s authority to set rules meant to make it easier for new cable television competitors to gain local franchises.
Anheuser-Busch detailed its plan to make the company more valuable than the offer of $65 a share that it rejected from InBev, and gave 2008 and 2009 profit guidance above expectations.
The Federal Reserve released documents Friday providing insights into its private deliberations of the controversial decisions that led to the bailout of Bear Stearns.
Consumer spending increased 0.4 percent last month, double the gain in April, after adjusting for inflation, after about $50 billion in tax rebates was distributed in April.
Consumer confidence data shows that pessimism about the economy is at historic highs, and that plans to take vacations or make major purchases are at some of the lowest levels ever recorded.
Richard F. Scruggs, whose battle against the tobacco industry made him one of the country’s best-known plaintiff’s lawyers, received five years for conspiracy to bribe a judge.
The revolving door between politics and business in Russia spun on Friday as Gazprom shareholders elected former prime minister Viktor A. Zubkov as chairman of the board.
Jane Jie Sun is chief financial officer of Ctrip.com, a Shanghai-based online travel agency traded on the Nasdaq, which has introduced an English-language Web site this year.
The Congressional hearings this week over the impact of speculators on the price of oil made for wonderful theater — but they had nothing to do with oil.
Fox has seen its once formidable advantage over CNN erode in this presidential election year, as both CNN and MSNBC have added viewers at far more dramatic rates.