January 4, 2014

Several applications are available to help consumers set up a budget and track their income and expenditures.

With models like the Bullet, an Indian-made avatar of an old British brand, Royal Enfield is making waves even as the competition for midsize bikes is heating up.

The assassination of Hassane Laqees, Hezbollah’s master technician and logistics expert, has exposed a convulsing region’s tangled and shifting alliances and enmities.

The rise of SolarCity, a provider of rooftop solar systems, is either a sign that solar power is finally having its day or that yet another mania has gripped the markets.

The activities of Steven C. LaTourette, an ex-congressman who defends centrist Republicans from Tea Party challengers, have raised questions about whether he is profiting from his role and violating lobbying rules.

With no plans for American military intervention, the United States is frantically brokering peace talks between the warring factions while trying to fortify a United Nations peacekeeping force.

After a nonprofit won a zoning change with help from Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito, it donated to her campaign.

Iman Shumpert, often dejected during the first two months of the season, had a renewed confidence after scoring 27 points Thursday. He added 26 points Friday.

Meryl Davis and Charlie White, the reigning Olympic silver medalists in ice dancing, are the sole Americans favored to win gold in Sochi in the four traditional skating events.

The calendar has turned, but tougher capital rules for the banking industry are still awaiting approval.

To lure a younger crowd, Marriott International is making a turn toward flash, partly by offering new hotel brands.

A vandal poisoned two mighty trees at Auburn, but he could not kill what they represented.