November 2, 2011

A new wave of butcher shops has opened. To make the most of them, a basic understanding of the cuts of meat helps.

A California company is working to network a fleet of oceangoing robots to measure the data of the sea.

The National Restaurant Association gave $35,000 in severance pay to a female staff member in the late 1990s after an encounter with Herman Cain, people with knowledge of the payment said on Tuesday.

The euro crisis has finally touched real politics, with the Greeks now questioning whether their commitment to Europe and its currency matters more than control over their own future.

Levi Strauss sees the efficient use of water by farmers and consumers as crucial to the future of its blue jeans business.

Leonardo DiCaprio spends most of his screen time in Clint Eastwood’s “J. Edgar” sweating and sneering, looking unhandsome and unheroic.

Prime-time television has been having something of a pregnancy epidemic, and it’s not going away anytime soon.

The Federal Reserve said it remained concerned about the United States economy over the next two years but announced no new stimulus measures or rate changes.

Evanescence’s concert at Terminal 5 was virtuosic, exulting in sorrow, determination and thunderous impact. But it was also a wearying one.

Researchers have found that cleansing the body of a special category of cells could postpone many of the diseases that come with aging.

Events this week have forced the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, and Angela Merkel, the chancellor of Germany, to become mired in Greek politics.

The You Rock guitar from Inspired Instruments, which includes real steel strings and touch sensors, can sound like dozens of instruments. And the neck pops off for travel, too.