With Barack Obama concluding his Middle-Eastern and European tour today, it got me thinking about just how much I really want to get rid of the status quo and get started on the 'change'.

Obama stopped by at 10 Downing Street to visit Gordon Brown - with whom he most...

Richard Branson announced, Tuesday, that he would be investing in Mosquito Island, the neighbour to Necker Island, his pad in the British Virgin Islands.

I myself have a house in the BVIs and so, equipped with some local knowledge, was therefore more than a bit concerned with what he had...

A question that often gets asked me, as I travel around the world, trying to hammer home the message of environmental and sustainable growth, is how businesses can be good effectors of substantial and noticeable green policies.

A so, I thought I would list some of the best ones, as...

Through all the excitement about nominees, and superdelegates, and Clinton (who, by the way, I had thrown my lot in for, but there we go) not conceding until she had to be pushed out the door rather than leave gently (I would expect nothing less!), there has been something grating...

I was incredibly saddened by the news of the death of legendary and iconic fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, who died Sunday evening at his home in Paris.

His work, which was worn by some of the most influential and beautiful (I don't suggest those two descriptors are exclusive from...

On Monday, the Senate will debate the Lieberman-Warner bill, surprisingly bold legislation from the two senators which, if passed, would be 'one giant leap for mankind' towards stopping our addiction to carbon-based fuel supplies and placing a price on carbon.

The bill, which would cap greenhouse gas emissions by...

It is nice to know that, in this climate of financial change -- where markets are tumbling, shares are crumbling, and currencies are stumbling -- some things carry on as they always have done.

Well, I say "nice."

The annual meeting of shareholders of Exxon Mobil occurred Wednesday,...