I just finished reading The Glass Wives, Amy Sue Nathan's moving and surprisingly funny new novel about a woman who ends up living with her ex-husband...
Many big companies are complaining about their tax bills again, but some of them appear to not be paying all that much to begin with. The top leade...
SAN FRANCISCO — Shipping company UPS has agreed to pay $40 million to end a federal criminal probe connected to its work for online pharmacies. ...
The 10 leaders profiled below represent different industries, different disciplines, and even a few different countries, but they all share one thing in common - they're all CEO ready. Meet my predictions (in no particular order) for the next crop of chief executives...
By Sara Webb and Anthony Deutsch AMSTERDAM, Jan 14 (Reuters) - United Parcel Service Inc said it would drop its 5.2 b...
A Homestead woman is accused of being the grinch who stole Christmas for some Florida Keys residents. Wednesday the Monroe County Sheriff's Office ...
We may not be keeping pace with these pressures, but leading companies continue to evolve more sustainable strategies and tactics. Let's look at some top macro- and company-level stories.
On Wednesday morning, Sandra and Al Alverson of Houston, Tex., received an email from FedEx with good news: Their new iPad Mini had been delivered, ac...
NEW YORK (AP) — Will Santa's sleigh be late? A record number of Americans took to the Web to order holiday gifts after retailers floo...
Some lawmakers and people in big media have promoted the notion that since the U.S. Post Office is losing money, it must be privatized.
UPS's decision to sever corporate donations to the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in protest of the scouting organization's anti-gay stance pleased a num...
Built on a foundation of insights and purpose, a carefully orchestrated innovation program can do more to build the company's brand than any ad campaign. Consider the ongoing brand power of Apple's iPod/iPhone/iPad, or Toyota's Prius.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The nation's two largest shipping companies said they are targets of a criminal probe related to their dealings with online pharmacie...
Mark Gongloff is off the newsletter this morning so today's 7.5 Things are brought to you by Jillian Berman. Thing One: BP's Fine Kind Of NBD: In t...
More bad news for the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), as a major donor has announced plans to sever funding to the organization on account of a controver...
I love road cycling. I love being outside, feeling the wind and the sun (or any element, really) and the challenge of seeing what speeds and distances...
By Lynn Adler (Reuters) - Most U.S. high-tech companies expect to export more cell phones, tablets and other electronics over the next ...
Even though the dust seems to have settled after Rush Limbaugh attacked Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke, some advertisers are still pul...
Wednesday morning, Miami Shores residents witnessed a strange sight: a crumpled UPS truck sitting in the middle of Biscayne Bay. Although not as pi...
Maybe you can't get no respect, but some companies certainly can. On Saturday, Barron's released the results of an investor survey that asked for ...
For all of the ribbons on products, the commercials about doing good and the banners of support at walks and special events, American corporations finished dead last in giving back.
Here's one easy way to get a degree without going deep in debt: have someone else pay for it. What if you could go to college with a job lined up a...
Miamians waiting on hot lingerie will have to cool their heels for a little while longer. A UPS truck carrying Victoria's Secret orders to South F...
Florida’s now-infamous Stand Your Ground law, which lets you shoot someone you consider threatening without facing arrest, let alone prosecution, so...
