Businessman Herman Cain's "9/9/9 plan" is a controversial one in the world of economics. But it's pure gold in the political arena.
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The R models are to Volkswagen what AMG is to Mercedes-Benz and M is to BMW: They are among the sportiest, quickest, and best the brand has to offer. You might know that the Golf and Scirocco have received the R treatment, but so too did the first-generation...
European stocks rose moderately Thursday as an upbeat economic report from the Federal Reserve outweighed worries about the debt crisis and BPs stock plunge to 13-year lows.
With gas prices remaining high in the Chicago area, some employers are taking steps to lessen the pain for their workers and their businesses, a new survey finds.
You could argue that Alan McCorkle has as good a perch from which to watch the US economy as anyone at the Federal Reserve.
Christmas shoppers have been out in force this month, giving the high street a surprise boost for the festive season and its first increase in year-on-year sales since May.
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Aon Corp. said on Friday that its third-quarter earnings rose 38 percent as revenue surged in the wake of the insurance broker’s 2010 acquisition of human resources firm Hewitt Associates. But earnings fell short of Wall Street expectations. Aon reported net income of...
NEW YORK — The biggest corporate hiring spree in five years is reversing a weeklong slide in the stock market. The Labor Department reported Friday that private employers added 268,000 jobs, the most since February 2006. Taking into account job cuts of government workers...
China's rapid economic growth slowed in the latest quarter to a still robust 9.5pc, easing fears of an abrupt slowdown and giving Beijing room to tighten controls to fight surging inflation.
The 2012 BMW 3-series has broken cover. We know most of its technical details and we’ve already driven the turbocharged, four-cylinder 328i sedan. The only lingering question is: What’s it going to cost? We managed to wrangle some insider pricing information, and there’s going to be hardly...