Microsoft is patting itself on the back for being the first company to sell 10 million video game systems, meaning it beat out both Nintendo Wii and Sony PS3 in the U.S. This would be a milestone, if it weren't for all the spin.

A never ending story as people continue to lose their homes across the United States due to plummeting economy. Compared to April of 2007, foreclosure rates for April of this year have increased by 65 percent.

The price of oil keeps climbing and hit a new record near $127 (U.S.) a barrel today. Concerns that Iran may cut crude oil production were blamed for yet another spike.

Wal-Mart's profit rises for the first quarter as consumers turn to Wal-Mart's cheap prices for the goods and services that they need.

France’s Renault SA, Japan‘s Nissan and India‘s Bajaj are planning a joint venture to produce a $2,500 car to rival Tata‘s Nano.

Starbucks recently introduced a new coffee called Pike Place Roast to revive their coffee business and brought in a retro logo to celebrate that event. But the logo has ended up into a big controversy.

Here it is, the cultural breakthrough you’ve been waiting for: People can learn leadership skills playing games like Warcraft. Seems the business world is in need of a good leadership training method (No! Surely not!) and this is it.

Upper echelon sphincters flared wide open this morning when Tim Horton's execs woke up to find headlines like the one above splattered all over the media. By 8.00 am, the Timbit mom was re-hired.

In a joint research project in Sweden, General Motors and Saab used dead human bodies in automobile crash tests last year.

About 10,000 tote bags have been recalled from Indigo and Chapters book stores in Canada. The bags have caused a skin irritation in some people.