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A halt to international payments from Greek bank accounts is hurting Greek businesses and their foreign partners and threatening supplies of vital goods like food and clothing into the debt-crippled country.
Demand for industrial robots has increased dramatically in the manufacturing sector, and helped to overcome labour shortages
The two oil-producing giants seem to have made a breakthrough last month in their often adversarial relationship, signing several cooperation pacts. But incompatible foreign policies may yet cool the new warmth.
Start-up satellite Internet provider OneWeb LLC, in a move that will quiet, if not silence its doubters, on June 25 announced that it had raised $500 million in equity from sources as varied as Indian telecommunications network provider Bharti Enterp
The company will spend $1 billion and employ a team of 100 to find a sustainable alternative.
Ideologies are mind-killers, all of them, because they are all (severely) flawed. The ideological labels which are so frequently parroted in our societies are terminology which has lost all meaning. This begins with the fact that our political/econom
President Barack Obama said the latest jobs report for the U.S. is "good," but there is still more work to do "get folks' wages and incomes to keep going up."
By now it should be clear to all that the only reason why Germany has been so steadfast in its negotiating stance with Greece is because it knows very well that if it concedes to a public debt reduction (as opposed to haircut on debt held mostly by p
Alex Jones looks at the trending slump in McDonalds sales and how the franchise hopes to revive their sub-food business model with their LeBron James led casino gulag styled Monopoly Game.
Shapeways, a 3D printing service and marketplace, announced a $30 million Series D round led by INKEF Capital.
Now that Yahoo and Microsoft are not exclusive anymore -- when it comes to search, that is -- they can both work with other companies.
New orders for U.S. factory goods fell more than expected in May on weak demand for transportation and electrical equipment, a sign that manufacturing remained mired in a soft patch.
BP Plc (BP.L)(BP.N) has reached a comprehensive $18.7 billion settlement with the U.S. government and five states, a landmark deal that effectively ends years of litigation over environmental damage and human casualties caused by the 2010 Gulf of Mex
Gazprom has confirmed the suspension of gas supplies to Ukraine from 10:00am MSK on July 1. Russia's gas monopoly will not supply gas to Kiev without prepayment, no matter what price, said company CEO Aleksey Miller on Wednesday.
Remember when oil pipelines were at risk of spilling and as a result the progressive movement decided it would be far safer to transport US oil by train, because supposedly trains are so much safer for the environment (not to mention profitable for W
A machine on an assembly line grabbed a worker and thrust him against a metal slab, causing lethal injuries.
Another arm of Donald J. Trump's business empire is suffering repercussions from his presidential run: his fashion line.
Sue Reninger, a managing partner at a firm specializing in food marketing from Columbus Ohio, believes that people are willing to pay more for their groceries because, "Kroger shoppers are considered smart, savvy [while] Walmart shoppers are regard
The World Economic Forum released a report this week examining how fintech startups--the venture-backed upstarts out to reinvent financial services--are changing the finance industry.
This article made me think maybe things are changing for the better and with the sales and statistics showing state wise that will likely make marijuana more mainstream and put an end to this failure known as "The War on Drugs".
Two months ago California governor Jerry Brown signed legislation on water usage for residents in the state.
Blogger: "To crush us is their aim"
Ever wonder why the biggest market for pick-up trucks (that's us, the U.S.) has so few trucks available?
Ever wonder why the biggest market for pick-up trucks (that's us, the U.S.) has so few trucks available?
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3D printing production is still in its infancy, but it is already inevitable. And if you look closely, you will find numerous indications that this historic shift is already well underway.
Tuesday, June 30, will be exactly one second longer than the typical day.
The Reno Gazette-Journal reports: The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is asking Burning Man organizers to build a separate compound with amenities such as flushing toilets, washers and dryers, and 24-hour access to ice cream for government officials
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Bill Gates has announced plans to invest another $2 billion in renewable energy technology to help the fight against climate change.
