The Trayvon Martin family's lawyer is not ruling out civil action against George Zimmerman.
A holiday by any other name is just as French. Even in Wisconsin, it turns out.
NASA has captured the death of planetary nebula NGC 2392 in a brilliant composite photograph.
India wants to kick-start talks on a bilateral investment treaty, but the U.S. is concerned about India’s policies.
The Unites States beat Cuba 4-1 in their second Group C match at the Concacaf Gold Cup.
The Italian claimed the 14th stage on Saturday.
The United States takes on Cuba in their second group match at the Gold Cup.
The American billionaire entrepreneur, innovator and academic introduced the world to new-generation audio technology with his company.
July 14 is France's biggest national day, but the parade on the Champs-Elysees that celebrates it will suffer from budget cuts.
AT&T agrees to buy Leap Wireless for $2.19 billion, paying about double the current share value of the prepaid carrier.
Armed with cameras and cash, China’s tourists have become the biggest tourism market in the world, but it hasn’t always been this way.
Every year, thousands of veterans return from war to find the jobs they left behind, supposedly only temporarily, are no longer there.
Chinese travelers made 70 million international trips in 2011, and hotels are increasingly competing for their attention with perks and customized offerings.
Prefabricated construction techniques are enjoying a recent revival as the real estate industry seeks higher productivity and compact budgets.
The latest American Housing Survey shows that for every homeless person in 2011, there were about 21 vacant houses.
Jason A. Weisberg of Seaport Securities discusses China's second-quarter GDP, U.S. retail sales data and earnings from Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS) and Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC).
Although the U.S. hasn’t traditionally been an exporter, this deal could change that.
British Petroleum is fighting false compensation claims in the aftermath of the 2010 oil spill.
Engineers inspected 70 garment factories; most had minor issues, two need to be condemned, four need immediate attention.
Business owners are continuing their legal fight against Yelp Inc., charging the user-generated review giant with wielding its influence to extort advertising dollars.
Analysts predict a decent showing for the bank that only 4 years ago was on the brink.
Just like other cultural outlets, art in North Korea is limited to promoting the Kim family and denouncing Americans and the West.
