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The issue of climate change is now at the forefront of American environmental policy.

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A crisis awaited Georgia legislators last January. Mortgage foreclosure notices in metro Atlanta had increased by nearly a third in a year, and the state ranked third nationally in seriously delinquent home …

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A Henderson teenager who last month pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of his best friend in April was sentenced in Juvenile Court Tuesday.

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Nothing seemed to go right Friday night for the Rochester Mayo baseball team. When the Spartans showed up at the Red Wing Athletic Field, they found the night’s first game still in progress.

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In Charlie Manuel’s perfect world, the Phillies would move into first place in the National League East and stay there throughout the summer.

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It looks like Premier Properties USA quit paying nearly all of its bills a year or so ago.

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First Housing Now Oil In Charlotte, N.C., gasoline at nearly $4 a gallon is cracking “the survivors,” as credit counselor Bruce G. Hamlett calls them.

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Sounds like … the melodic emo-rock of Jimmy Eat World, Anberlin, Mae, and Fugazi.

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So I’m driving back home with my wife from the Old 97s concert last night and boy was she in a bad mood.

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As we enter June, National Homeownership Month, there is no doubt that homeownership is a key to families building generational wealth.

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Auctioneers, bankruptcy attorneys, credit counselors, debt collectors, and so-called “repo men” or reposession agents are among the workers now seeing a boom in business.

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Both Congress and the state Legislature thus far have failed to enact credit reform that protects borrowers and lenders while ending the abuses that have marked the foreclosure crisis.

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James A. Amann has been juggling politics and private life since the fifth grade, when he balanced his duties as fifth grade class president with his paper route for the New Haven Register.

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I know from experience that if one person has a question or problem, there are thousands more behind the scenes who are struggling with a similar situation.

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David Utter Staff Writer 2008-05-29 A former employee of TJX, which suffered one of the hugest security breaches and exposures of consumer information in recorded history, claimed he had been fired for …

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Iain Macwhirter on SNP boredom ALEX SALMOND is bored. Last week he appeared tobegoingthrough themotionsatfirst minister’squestion time, hardly bothering to bat away questions on the Scottish Futures Trust; ...

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SmallBizResource Blog—Business Know-How Posted by Gayle Kesten Friday, May 30, 2008, 10:19 AM ET Chances are most of your customers pay you within a reasonable amount of time.

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FURNITURE retailer Land of Leather has called in KPMG, the accountant, to advise on the renegotiation of bank facilities before its year-end in July.

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Despite no official word yet out of Munich, rumors persist that BMW is developing an electric-powered minicar that should be ready by 2012, just in time to meet a California mandate for the production of zero …

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Missouri Democrats are criticizing state Treasurer Sarah Steelman for these comments the first-term statewide official made about the plan to use sold loans from MOHELA for capital improvement projects.

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Q My daughter is trying to get a credit card while she is in college. She is not sure how she can be sure some card companies are legitimate online.

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A week of dismal economic news has left British families feeling under greater pressure than ever Filling up her Ford Focus at a Southampton petrol station on Friday afternoon, Deborah James became the victim …

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Political Science Vs. Government – ” Did They Make Us Lose The Way? by Thomas D. Segel Back in those long ago days when I was a college undergraduate, I selected a major.

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When this man said the world’s economy was heading for disaster, he was scorned.

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The film version of Sex and the City is a trite imitation of the original and too safe by half Cosmo Landesman Watch the trailer At its best, the television series Sex and the City was funny and outrageous.

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David Utter Staff Writer 2008-05-28 New York’s Attorney General Andrew Cuomo won big against the computer maker, with Dell accused of numerous unsavory business practices regarding its financial and tech …

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A slowdown in retail – especially furniture – isn’t keeping a Mexico-based furniture retail giant from expanding into Stockton.

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IT’S been a bad week for house sellers and buyers as the credit crunch sinks its teeth into homeowners and potential house purchasers.

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Acme Comics on Lawndale Drive is celebrating 25 years in business this year, and manager Jermaine Exum has been a key part of the business’s success for the past 14 years.

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Consider yourself lucky this summer if you live on a Greensboro street that’s in bad shape and see a resurfacing crew hard at work.

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They win a few in a row and one wonders if maybe they are better than advertised.

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Jack Crooks discusses reasons why the dollar could be getting ready to slump lower and reasons why the dollar could be in store for an upward turnaround.

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UNDATED —Parts of the Midwest have been hammered by another round of bad weather. High winds have heavily damaged an apartment complex in Indianapolis. Television reports showed several injured residents being helped onto stretchers.

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When the current fiscal year ends on July 1, state and city spending will fall, along with employment.

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” A point of purchase tax that is targeted to bad choices is not unprecedented. We have extreme taxation on cigarettes, liquor and other items that damage the buyer and the public.

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