London stocks fall ahead of FTSE reviewby Markets and Business News Review
The FTSE 100 drifts lower with the stocks most at risk of relegation at the next quarterly reshuffle suffering stand-out losses
The leaks by Edward Snowden reveal a vulnerability in U.S. intelligence since 9/11, triggered by a surge of information collected on people around the world and the proliferation of private government contractors to store it.
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Europe Markets: Europe stocks slide after BOJ decisionby Markets and Business News Review
European stock markets stage broad-based losses on Tuesday, tracking losses in Asia, where the Bank of Japan’s latest monetary decision fails to boost market optimism.
Shale can learn from the nuclear industryby Markets and Business News Review
As the shale revolution spreads beyond the US and Canada, the energy industry needs to incorporate an important lesson from the nuclear industry
Quotations of the day by Latino News Review
"There's very little trust in the government, and that's for good reason. We're our own worst enemy." - Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., as some lawmakers say they will take a new look at ways to keep the U.S. safe from terror attacks without giving up privacy protections.
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