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MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin's attorney general on Tuesday appealed a court ruling repealing major parts of Gov. Scott Walker's law effectively ending collective bargaining for...

Call me naïve, and I'm sure that many of you will, but I find it hard to believe that there are large numbers of people waking up every day asking, "How can I make life worse for my fellow citizens?"

OMAHA, Neb. -- Nebraska state Sen. Brenda Council has pleaded guilty to filing false campaign finance reports that prosecutors say concealed her misuse of more...

The city of Philadelphia is firing back at a developer who spent $20,000 to clean up a lot next to his coffee shop, saying the city was selling the property and he put the safety of others at risk.

Greece is being asked to make "great sacrifices" to meet deficit targets but the country's sick will not suffer from a lack of medical help, health minister Andreas Likourentzos says.

When asked, consumers almost always say they want more options. But their purchasing behavior often indicates otherwise. Consumers are often overwhelmed by the flood of product information and choices available to them. ...

NEW YORK — FedEx Corp. says the global economy is worsening and it’s cutting its forecast for the fiscal year ending in May. The world’s second largest package delivery company also said Tuesday that n...

Mistakes are inevitable, yet most of us spend our time pretending they didn’t happen or getting defensive about them. But a new book says it’s how we respond to a mistake that people remember, not the mistake...

Caterham give CNN a step-by-step guide of the Singapore Grand Prix circuit.

In my last column, I wrote about how I lead groups of volunteers to work with the Kenyan Children Foundation in Africa, and how we all return home exhausted but with our brains refreshed and renewed. We take a break f...

Ben Bernanke's decision to launch another multibillion-dollar round of asset purchases to revive the US economy has put his Japanese counterpart, Masaaki Shirakawa, firmly in the spotlight.

Cartoonist Andy Bunday and Richard Quest rundown the requirements for the Bank of England governor position.

Ever dream of getting rich by blowing the whistle on your boss?

Brick-and-mortar retailers have more tools at their disposal than ever before to track what consumers are doing in their stores. But how far will they go, and what privacy rights do shoppers have?

Morning Business Memo: Just how high can Apple go? Thanks to even bigger than expected pre-sales for the iPhone 5, Apple’s share price briefly rose to over $700 before closing at $699.78 on the Nasdaq market. The ...

Tips for creating your home theater system for any price point.

BERLIN — The German government agency overseeing IT safety is warning of a security breach in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer and recommending people use other browsers until the problem is fixed. The browser&...

Protest and strikes over the escalating cost of living in the West Bank, as CNN's Sara Sidner reports.

TOKYO — Scores of Japanese-owned factories and stores in China were shuttered Tuesday as anti-Japan demonstrations erupted in dozens of cities. At stake are billions of dollars in investments and far more in sales...

What does a $100,000 stove look like? Swedish appliance maker Electrolux’s Molteni range cooker comes with as many amenities an amateur chef could ever want, need or dream of — including a vacuum packer, fr...

Speculation about which team Lewis Hamilton will be driving for next season continues to occupy the minds of both the media and fans of Formula One.

Pegasus Airlines chairman Ali Sabanci discusses plans to expand to emerging markets.