December 12, 2011

When the Fed’s policy-making committee convenes on Tuesday, it will consider the idea of publishing a regular forecast of its future decisions on interest rates.

Amazon does not say so, but the company is soon likely to release an improved version of the device, which is generating a lot of negative customer feedback.

The Obama administration is wrestling with a decision about whether to turn Ali Musa Daqduq over to the Iraqi government or to find a way to take him with the military as it withdraws.

Newt Gingrich is ringing alarm bells over a type of nuclear attack called the electromagnetic pulse, which some scientists say is far-fetched.

A move by David Cameron to protect the City of London underscores a growing distance between Britain and the European Union.

A defamation suit that seemed to be an example of a blogger being unfairly denied the protections of a journalist was actually something else entirely.

A new version of “On a Clear Day You Can See Forever” appears to have given everyone who appears in it — including its charismatic star, Harry Connick Jr. — a moaning case of the deep-dyed blues.

Under baseball’s policy, exoneration rests not on a simple denial of intent but on supporting evidence.

The huge amount of video being produced by the Occupy Wall Street movement could represent a watershed moment for companies offering live streaming.

With mounds of European debt due to be refinanced early next year, the crisis is far from over, and there are risks even in getting the Brussels deal ratified.

Cloud computing, which Salesforce.com has been marketing for years, is now seen as such a good idea that I.B.M., SAP, Oracle and others are acquiring their own players.

The Giants snapped a four-game losing streak in the most dramatic of fashions, battling back against the Dallas Cowboys after trailing by 12 with just under six minutes remaining.