Compared to the tens of billions of dollars spent on unemployment insurance, the federal government does little to help train and place the long-term unemployed in jobs.
Chrysler was the last automaker to fully challenge a recall in 1996 and is now blocking a NHTSA recall of 2.7 million Jeep vehicles.
Turkish protestors raised over $60,000 to place an ad in the New York Times to share their view on the situation in Turkey.
After several fires, crashes, and stalls of late, the cruise ship industry remains largely regulated by international bodies that can only issue safety recommendations.
Over 50% of workers admit to cursing at work. Be careful about what you say because it might get you in deep trouble.
Chrysler refuses to recall almost 2.7 million Jeep vehicles as requested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Coca-Cola is open for business in Myanmar, leaving only North Korea and Cuba without the iconic beverage.
European Union Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht speaks about the European Commission's new tax on Chinese solar panel manufacturers and the possibility of a trade war.
Building a forest for his wedding in Big Sur, California without a permit costs the tech guru a fortune.
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