Vitaminwater Lawsuit: Is Sugar Content Misleading?
The popular sports drink Vitaminwater, a brand of Coke, is being sued for its name, which fails to mention its sugar content. Are consumers being misled?
Nike to Pay Compensation to Honduran Factory Workers
Under pressure from fair-labor groups, Nike announced on Monday a landmark agreement with one of Honduras' largest trade unions to create a $1.54 million workers' relief fund for 1,800 workers laid off in 2009 at factories producing the company's apparel
Mark Mobius: The Outlook for Emerging Markets
No investor is more closely identified with the world's emerging stock markets than Mark Mobius, who heads the asset management division of Franklin Templeton Investments. Mobius spoke with TIME about his outlook as the world struggles to find growth
Health Care Reform: Weighing Up the Employer Mandate
Business groups have been decrying the employer mandate since health reform was passed, but a new study shows the requirement may not be such a bitter pill to swallow
The iPhone Jailbreak Ruling: Copyright Law's New Twist
The federal ruling in favor of iPhone jailbreaking is the right decision, and one that promises to give customers more freedom in how they use all kinds of new technology
Will Europe's Bank Stress Tests Bring Calm or Spread More Fear?
On Friday, the E.U. will publish the results of its stress tests on 91 banks in the hopes that they will restore market confidence in Europe's banking sector. But they could end up doing more harm than good
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