At this year's New York Auto Show, GM introduced Americans to three concept cars that were designed in Korea. On this week's What Works, CNNMoney.com's Peter Valdes-Dapena says we should get ready for more international flavor from Detroit's automak...
Last year David Emory ditched his car. Now he relies on mass transit or his own two feet to get around. He works in transportation planning. So it seemed appropriate. It's nice not to have to, you know, worry about the upkeep of a car. You know, don...
Music group EMI has announced a U-turn that would make it easier for many to download and listen to digital music. Now for the first time it's going to sell tracks without digital rights management or DRM. It's a technology that allows media compani...
A divided Supreme Court ruled yesterday that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are air pollutants under the Clean Air Act. And the court said the Bush Administration broke the law in its refusal to limit emissions of those gases. And accordi...
Mr. Alan Blinder is a big free-trade proponent. He is perhaps rethinking his position, (从jeff处借鉴得来~ ) partly because free-trade could see the eventual outsourcing of some 40 million American jobs. I just wanted to emphasize that, because it is...
The United States has sustained 31 consecutive years of trade deficits. Those deficits have reached successively higher records in each of the past five years. The US trade deficit has in fact more than doubled since President George W. Bush took of...
Stocks were treading water ahead of that Federal Reserve announcement and then exploded higher.After discussing the state of the economy for two days,the Fed kept its key short term interest rate unchanged at 5.25%.But that's not what actually spark...
China has never hidden its desire to become a major force in the aviation and aerospace industries. And Sundays announcement that it plans to challenge Airbus and Boeings current duopoly by building big passenger jets isnt exactly a shock. I dont th...
Valerie Morris: I have to tell you (it) was another down day on Wall Street, ending a down week. Earlier in the week it was the Subprime Mortgage story, now renewed concerns about inflation, consumer prices rose a little bit more than expected in Fe...
The reality is that the level of distress here definitely knocked down a couple of notches today. Stocks ended slightly higher, investors paid little attention to a worse-than-expected inflation report, and comments from former Fed Chairman Alan Gre...
