Frugal twist on car repair: Buy auto parts for your mechanic. Four tips from a pro.

Car repair -- just like other aspects of car ownership -- is getting expensive.

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Lead Generation – Can Your Business Afford Not To Do It?

In order for your business to thrive you need a fresh supply of leads on a regular basis. The problem is that obtaining these leads can be expensive so it is a challenging task when you are first starting out and don't have much in your budget to spare. Here are some things to consider that might lower the cost of getting business leads.

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PEJ: Economy, Election Top News Coverage

Middle East coverage drops out of top five stories for first time in five...

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Frugal Fashion: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is sheerly beautiful

The new film "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," the third installment in the robot action series, was the top-grossing movie in the country last weekend. Audiences were treated to fighting robots in 3-D and a new leading lady, British Victoria's...

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Thai PM elect looks at economy, firms fear wage inflation

BANGKOK - Thailand's prime minister elect, Yingluck Shinawatra, said she would hold a strategy meeting Wednesday to review urgent action to revitalize the economy, but business leaders fear her populist wage policies will spark a surge in inflation.

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The hidden costs of fuel economy regulations

They are at it again -- the government and the automakers are trying to determine what's good for American car buyers. As usual, they have the right destination in mind, but they are heading in the wrong direction to get there.

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Chicago Electrician Boosted Sales by 52% in a Down Economy

The down economy hasn’t slowed SAFE Electrical Service. The Chicago electrical contractor increased its sales 52 percent over last year for one simple reason: customer referrals.Chicago, IL July 05, 2011 The down economy hasn’t slowed SAFE Electrical Service. The Chicago electrical contractor increased its sales 52 percent over last year for one simple reason: customer referrals

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Kenya: Green Economy And Development – Which Way for the Informal Sector?

The green economy is meant to improve well-being and bring social equity while reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcity, according to the United Nations Environment Programme's 2010 Green Economy Report.

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Irwin Kellner: For the economy, it’s a tug of war

The business and financial outlook for the second half of 2011 and beyond will be determined by which of two important economic concepts prevails: the wealth effect or the income effect.

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The scariest risks to the economy

U.S. policymakers are racing to reach an agreement before the debt ceiling is breached.

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