One-Third of Innovators in US Are Immigrants
More than one-third of U.S. innovators are born outside the U.S.
US Coasts Boast Job Growth
Job growth happened on the east and west coasts of the U.S. last year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Social Business Starters on the Rise
Social entrepreneurs – people who create start-up companies that would help the environment, health care or agriculture – are on the rise.
US Markets Claw Back Gains, But ‘Chop’ Ahead
Low oil prices combined with less demand around the world have weakened American stock prices.
Mars Candy Bars Recalled in 55 Countries in Europe
A U.S.-based candy maker recalled some of its candy bars produced in Europe after plastic was found inside them.
Rocky Year Ahead for Nigeria Amid Oil Price Crash
Nigeria is Africa’s biggest oil producer.
Japan Market Sees Biggest Drop in 3 Years
The leading measure of Japanese stock prices dropped more than 5 percent Tuesday.
Barbie Reimagined
The Barbie doll has been a part of American culture for more than 50 years.
The Future of Bitcoins
Bitcoin is a digital currency used by terrorists and drug dealers, as well as major companies like Microsoft and Overstock.com.
Russians Hurt By Falling Oil Prices, Sanctions
Russia’s economy is struggling at the beginning of 2016.