Europe is sliding into an industrial recession with contraction spreading.
Moody's has threatened to cut Italy's credit ratings on concerns over a possible rise in eurozone interest rates may derail the country's fragile economic recovery, raising more fears of contagion from the Greek debt crisis.
US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner seems out of step as Fed prepares to debate
the state of the US economy.
When an Internet company plunks down $12.5 billion to buy a struggling cellphone company for its collection of patents, it’s another sign that, for the high-tech industry, patents have become a mallet wielded by corporations to pummel their competitors.
Each week, our German correspondent slices and dices the latest rumblings, news, and quick-hit driving impressions from the other side of the pond. His byline may say Jens Meiners, but we simply call him . . . the Continental.
One year after the Audi Quattro concept‘s launch at the...
A young woman who calls herself blueberryoctopus had been taking antidepressants for three years, mostly for anxiety and panic attacks, when she recounted her struggles with them on the Web site Experience Project. She said she had spent a year on Paxil, one of the popular SSRIs (...
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The same techniques used by vets to speed horse rehab might work for humans, too
Over the course of the three races at this year’s Triple Crown, the odds are 10 to 1 that at least one horse will suffer a career-ending injury. “Orthopedically, the horse is a disaster waiting...
The Wrigley Building at 400 N. Michigan, a landmark to Chicagoans for decades, is about to earn that status officially. A city commission Thursday recommended that the building get landmark protection. The decision by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks gets referred...
Most of us don’t think twice about getting behind the wheel even for short hops to pick up some milk. And that’s not just because cars are convenient, or because we’re lazy. According to Andrew Furman of Ryerson University in Toronto [ http://bit.ly/dr76ot ], it’s because in...
The Bank of England is expected to call time on the latest round of quantitative easing on Thursday following signs that inflation is proving more "sticky" than expected.