It’s debatable whether President Barack Obama can revive U.S. manufacturing, as he proposed in his State of the Union address. It isn’t debatable whether he should try. The United States can already go toe-to-toe with (or beat) other countries on energy costs, workforce quality, supply networks and legal rights — even if it can’t (and […]

Horsemeat scandal shows dangers of the Single Market Saturday, 16th February 2013 The unfolding saga of horsemeat found in beef products in the UK shows what a mess the single market is leaving Britain in, argues UKIP. Stuart Agnew MEP, UKIP Spokesman on agriculture and a long-time farmer himself, said: “This is quite simply the […]

California has traditionally thought of itself as the leader in US environmental policy; where the state goes, the nation follows. If that’s the case, the next round of clean energy policy promises to be no more decisive or conclusive than the last ten years of lawsuits and countersuits. A 2006 law passed by voters in […]

The past week saw quite a few developments in the mobile sector. Apple’s (AAPL) stock rose at the start of the week on rumors that the company could be looking to return more cash to shareholders, as more details about Einhorn’s lawsuit against Apple came to light. Data about Windows Phone usage stats for the […]