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The first Boeing 787 roll-out came in Everett, Washington on July 8, 2007. The 787-Dream liner quickly became the fastest selling wide-body airplane in the history of aerospace manufacturing, with a total of 850 787’s ordered by the end of...

The argument over who has legal rights to the Winnie-the-Pooh works and Characters from A.A. Milne (1930) is back in court. Since 1991, the estate of Stephen Slesinger, producer of everyone’s favorite, honey loving bear, and has been suing Disney...

Would you like the hard earned taxpayer's money be put in a bottomless bowl in the name of bailing out a bleeding financial firm? The like that the US Federal Reserve put in the case of financial behemoths Bear Stearns...

This bloc could have a significant role in the future as many of the Asian nations are experiencing relatively high rates of growth and as the article notes have recovered better from the recession than the United States and many...

In one of the largest bankruptcy filings in United States history, CIT Group, a lender to small and medium sized businesses announced it has filed for debt reorganization under chapter 11. On November 1, 2009, CIT Group filed for Chapter...

The Sage of Omaha has made what maybe his smartest, best and boldest investment yet by buying the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad. By buying the BNSF, Warren Buffett has positioned himself to profit from the future of American transportation....

Want a feel good story that makes you feel warm inside? We are all past due for one, I must say! We all know India is hopelessly impoverished, beyond social repair; they’re dysfunctionally inept in being a world leader, why...

The mantra of the apologists for government bailouts of big business is “Too Big to Fail” but things might be better if the chant were “Too Big Not To Fail.” The simplistic logistic behind government bailouts of Detroit and Wall...