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Money Where Your Mouth Is: Economist Explains Why We Eat Like We Do

With obesity and diabetes at epidemic levels, the experts agree that America's diet is in serious need of reform. Even so, there are times when food criticism seems to wander away from the realm of reasoned analysis in the direction of religion.

Snag Shares of VCI Cheaper Than the CEO Did

There?s an old saying on Wall Street about insider buying: there are many possible reasons to sell a stock, but only one reason to buy.

Back on May 10, Valassis Communications, Inc.?s CEO, Robert Mason, invested $101,848,00 into 5,000 shares of VCI, for a cost per share of $20,37.

GM to make first sports car with SS nameplate

DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co, the largest U.S. automaker, will begin selling its first rear-wheel-drive performance sedan under the Chevrolet brand in the United States in 17 years, it said Thursday.

Fitch warns of mass eurozone downgrades as frontrunner to lead Greece rails at 'barbaric' austerity

All eurozone countries face downgrades to their debt ratings if the risk of a Greek exit rises following next month's elections, a leading credit agency warned last night.

Groupon Is Going to Be a TV Star

CBS (CBS) is picking up Friend Me, a sitcom about two friends who move to Los Angeles to work for Groupon (GRPN).

China's Economic Slowdown Foreshadows Trouble for the U.S.

We're talking about China -- the world's once seemingly unstoppable economy. According to official government data released by China last Friday, the turbocharged engine of Asia is starting to sputter and slow down.

Like it or not, the U.S.

J.C. Penney: A Bull's Case For Buying The Stock After Its Historic Plunge

Investors now know all too much about the average J.C. Penney shopper, a Middle American accustomed to steep discounts and unaccustomed to higher prices. After J.C.

You Should Definitely Buy Facebook. Here's Why

This is a guest post by Robin Grant, co-founder and chief executive of We Are Social, a global social media agency with offices in??, London, Paris, Milan, Munich, Singapore, Sydney, and S??o Paulo.

Ellesmere Port offers a model for Britain

The Government has finally been handed a blueprint for how it can drag Britain out of its economic malaise: General Motors' investment in Ellesmere Port.

Delta Air to trim capacity on trans-Atlantic routes

(Reuters) - Delta Air Lines Inc will cut capacity on trans-Atlantic routes another 5 percent after Labor Day in September, a "proactive" measure aimed at blunting the risk of a weak European currency and soaring fuel costs, airline president Ed Bastian said on Thursday.