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Boeing carbon-fibre reinforced plastic 787 needs metal after all | New Scientist view story
The first flight of the Boeing 787 has been delayed after engineers discovered structural weaknesses in its new plastic airframe.
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Older job seekers face age-barrier struggle view story
Older workers have always found it harder than others to land a job after a layoff. In part, that's because many employers assume they are more expensive or will not stay long in jobs that pay less than they have earned previously.
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Michael Jackson: generating more revenue after death view story
Elvis Presley and John Lennon have long since established the rule that some stars are worth more dead than alive. Michael Jackson, a sales record breaker in his lifetime, looks set to become even more of a phenomenon in the afterlife.
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Pirate Bay's Weird New Business Plan | BusinessWeek view story
The new owner of the swashbuckling Swedish peer-to-peer outfit will bundle up the collective Internet bandwidth of its users and resell it to ISPs.
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GM Says Approval of Restructuring Is Urgent | WashingtonPost view story
General Motors mounted a final push for its historic restructuring plan, arguing before a federal bankruptcy judge that the U.S. government would cut off funding -- in effect risking liquidation of the automaker -- unless it won quick approval.
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White House, Congressional Leaders, Washington Post ALL CAUGHT WITH PANTS DOWN OVER HEALTH CARE!!! view story
With the Post newsroom in an uproar after POLITICO reported the solicitation, Weymouth said in an email to the staff that "a flyer went out that was prepared by the Marketing department and was never vetted by me or by the newsroom. Had it been, the flyer
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