August 21, 2012

Despite public support for Mitt Romney, many businessmen and investors are wagering more than rhetoric on President Obama.

The challenge for Facebook, which is worth just over half of what it was three months ago, is to convince Wall Street that it has a real plan for making money.

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board said that it had found deficiencies in every audit of brokerage firms that it had reviewed.

A rebel group presents a cross-section of a nation in upheaval – an accountant, real estate agent, farmers and laborers who have taken up arms believing their time has come.

Dr. Robert Hauser says that a material used by St. Jude in a defibrillator that connects to a patient’s heart may be breaking down prematurely.

Dwight Garner drives to West Virginia, a trip more about the road than about the destination.

For a father with young children, adopting a healthy diet can be hard with cheese and salami, pasta, hot dogs, French fries and Goldfish crackers on the menu.

Representative Todd Akin said definitively Tuesday that he would not step aside. After his comments on rape, fellow Republicans, including Mitt Romney, asked him to drop out of the Missouri Senate race.

The announcement on Tuesday that Mr. Kimmel’s show will move up a half-hour sets up a direct competition with Jay Leno and David Letterman.

A hotel developer wants to build India’s first Western-style ski resort in the Himalayas, but even the gods, it seems, are against him.

Greg Daniels, an executive producer of “The Office,” said on Tuesday that “this year feels like for us the last chance to really go out together.”

The United States already rations health care, mostly by income level. With more spending cuts inevitable, the question is how to do it fairly.