A Sit-Down with Warren Buffett - Thoughts on Business

Noted from a Q & A at Emory's Goizueta Business School with (according to Forbes) the world's second richest man, Warren Buffet.

Another Rate Cut Coming?

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned Congress that the nation is in for a period of sluggish business growth and sent a fresh signal Wednesday that interest rates will again be lowered to steady the teetering economy.

Energy-Efficient or a Pain in the Bulb?

As sales of environmentally friendly light bulbs grow, so do complaints.

Vale talks to take over Xstrata hit impasse: source (Reuters)

Reuters - A dispute over marketing rights held by
mining group Xstrata's biggest shareholder is threatening a
possible takeover by Brazil's Vale worth around $90 billion, a
source close to the situation said.

How to turn white evangelicals into Democrats

Feb. 26, 2008 | Amy Sullivan is a senior editor at Time, a liberal Democrat, and an evangelical Christian. One of those things is not supposed to be like the others, but she argues in her new book that her fellow Democrats need to reach out to her fellow evangelicals if they hope to build an electoral majority. In "The Party Faithful: How and Why D

US stocks higher despite grim data (FT.com)

FT.com - US stocks moved higher on Tuesday when investors weighed disappointing economic data against encouraging corporate news.

Alabama whistleblower says Rove trying to smear her

A whistleblower in the Don Siegelman case said Monday that the coordinated smear attack on her credibility by the state's GOP and the American Spectator publication are being pushed by Karl Rove – the former senior aide to President Bush – in retaliation for her revelations of his role in the investigation and conviction of Don Siegelman.