Monkeying around might not be advised in most businesses, but for Kipling it is a way of life. The accessories brand, specializing in handbags, backpacks and totes, was built upon the pillars of playfulness, adventurism and dynamism. The brand celebrates 25 years in 2012 and Julie Dimperio is ready for the next 25.
Eight taxi drivers were shot and killed Tuesday in two separate attacks in Monterrey, Mexico. Were the country's ruthless drug cartels behind the attacks?
Well over half of people globally use the Internet to search for information on entertainment and hobbies, according to a new survey.
Mexican presidential hopeful Josefina Vázquez Mota has asserted control over her electoral campaign. As the candidate faces wilting prospects of becoming Mexico's first-ever female president, the move signifies an attempt to recover some momentum after a series of embarrassments.
U.S. soybean exports are up 15 million bushels for the 2011/12 crop year and soybean prices are expected to rise, while global oil seed production is down 5.2 million tons as South American soybean production plummets because of warm weather and low rainfall, a report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Tuesday.
Is CISPA the new SOPA? This article decodes the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, the scariest threat to Internet freedom and privacy currently before the U.S. Congress.
The FBI updated their Ten Most Wanted Fugitive Lists to include Eric Justin Toth, a former private school teacher wanted for allegedly possessing child pornography and producing child porn.
The Knight Frank Wealth Report 2012 has marked seven cities as the world's fast-growing cities to watch in 2050, based on their potential for creating new market opportunities for local as well as global companies.
Chesapeake Energy Corp, the second largest natural gas producer in the US, said on Monday that it has finalized three deals to sell its assets, which will raise $2.6 billion, as it faces cash crunch and a rising debt.
A U.S. Geological Survey team is preparing to publish a report that has drawn a link between hydraulic fracturing and an increase in earthquakes in the U.S.
Fears of a partial breakup of the euro zone are already causing deposit flight from banks in Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain said Jens Nordvig, head of fixed-income research at Nomura Holdings.
Roman Catholics and Christians from around the world have joined together to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ with prayers and processions on Good Friday.
Mitt Romney got an influential endorsement of his immigration views on Tuesday, winning plaudits from a former Arizona lawmaker who sponsored the state's tough 2010 immigration law.
It was happy Hunger Games for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West last night. The reality star and the rap star were seen heading to the movies in NYC to see the hit post-apocalyptic thriller.
Roger Friedman at Forbes claims that Bobbi Kristina Brown, Nick Gordon, and the Houston clan have all gone to Mexico for Easter vacation.
The ban on capital punishment -- life without the chance for parole will become the state's maximum punishment -- will apply only to future inmates, not those already on death row.
The new 2014 Mazda6 will be largely based off of Mazda's Takeri concept vehicle which made its North American debut at the New York Auto Show 2012, the company announced Wednesday.
The warm March experienced by most of the country broke over 7,700 records, according to the the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Chevron, the second-biggest U.S. oil company, and Transocean are facing a second civil lawsuit which doubles the amount they may have to pay for two oil leaks off the coast of Brazil.
Rihanna told Elle that the media attention surrounding her beating three years ago was my liberation, but her actions these days say otherwise.
Tornado season runs from March until June, but April showed that it is definitely the peak of Tornadi season. On Tuesday the Dallas-Fort Worth area was hit by tornadoes causing widespread damage. A number of injuries have been reported, but no reports of fatalities at the present time, said Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst.
Tests conducted to search for natural gas and oil may be to blame for the death of 180 dolphins since February 2010, according to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
