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The Federal Reserve has a lot of haters, and those haters are spreading some rumors. Texas Governor Rick Perry echoed many conservatives' sentiments when he...

One question pondered by many San Francisco residents during recent months: "What's the deal with all these pink mustache cars?" Adorned with pink mustaches perched...

Trademark fights are no joke, even when they're over smiley faces. Over the years, companies large and small have attempted to lock down catchphrases and...

Star sightings, expansion in Europe, Flo, the Progressive salesclerk, and Maxwell, the Geico pig, are among the topics at the annual event.

Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has become the latest high-profile British sports star to regret a hastily dashed off tweet after lashing out at McLaren teammate Jenson Button on Twitter

Greek police have banned protests on some Athens streets tomorrow, when thousands of police officers and snipers will protect Angela Merkel Graeme Wearden

The International Cricket Council has launched an "urgent investigation" into match-fixing claims made by an Indian broadcaster.

Europe's defence market has been far too fragmented for decades and needs the merger to consolidate its position The proposed pan-European aerospace and defence merger between BAE and EADS may not fly; many now believe i...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks declined slightly in low volume on Monday, pulling back from recent five-year highs as investors awaited the start of what many expect will be a weak earnings season.

Women are 52 percent of the U.S. population. But not once did either Obama or Romney even give a nod in their direction for the hour and a half they debated U.S. domestic policy. This woman-less lens is not only disastro...

ATHENS, Greece — Greek police have increased security and are preparing to close down large sections of the capital Athens to contain protests against Germany's...

The president's showing called into question not just his approach to this one event, but his ability to extend that rare occurrence: the liberal moment.

Technology affects every aspect of our daily lives. It's how we interact with each other, as well as with the brands we love. How do marketers best leverage the ever-evolving technology landscape?

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Government regulators, environmental groups and International Coal Group have reached a proposed agreement to resolve a dispute over Clean Water Act...

Narrative can draw us in, prompt us to action, change our mindset and entertain us, all at the same time. To harness the power of storytelling you need to find unique moments that can move your audience and combine them ...

Advertising Week or, as it's called, "The Week," has wrapped up. This year's week-long program of seminars, panels and events had a bit of a different perspective. Here are the top 5 things I saw and heard at "The Week."

This piece comes to us courtesy of The Hechinger Report's Community College Spotlight blog. PBS will air As Goes Janesville: A Small Town Struggles in...

Inequality is part of modern humanity, but the ways in which it is maintained and exploited are not fixed in our culture or in our genes. Maybe we need to take a lesson from our recent and distant ancestors and act socia...

Walmart and American Express announced Monday morning that they would make available a reloadable prepaid card for consumers tired of banking fees. The company said the card is an “alternative to debit and checking...

WASHINGTON — American companies should avoid doing business with China‘s two leading technology firms because they pose a national security threat to the United States, the House Intelligence Committee is wa...

Most successful brands are those that can redefine market, anticipate what their customers want.

Sebastian Vettel boosts his hopes of a third straight world championship title with a commanding drive from pole to win the Japanese Grand Prix Sunday.