In a move that could shake up legal education, Northwestern University School of Law plans to announce Friday that it will begin offering students a chance to get a law degree in two years instead of the traditional three.

In some cities, police officer salaries may be less than what bums can rake in on a yearly basis. But are police officer salaries really that shabby?

If Congress doesn't push through a plan extending unemployment benefits, will it sway the way you vote in November?

As vacation season rolls around, some Americans are planning to forsake their summer getaways. But if you make a habit of skipping vacations, you could be shortening your life.

Today's release of current unemployment rates may be more unwelcome news, but the skies could grow darker. Goldman Sachs forecasts the unemployment rate will peak at 6.4 percent late in 2009 before improving, meaning job-shedding may be only half-over.

Singapore, 04 July 2008 - EZY Technologies has unveiled their new range of NoTouch™ external storage devices offering the most affordable storage solutions with Continuous Data Protection for home and business users alike.

The current downturn has no one dominant mythology. Instead, there are several different myths starting to make the rounds. Just like the one about Sept. 11, they tend to make the economy’s problems sound simpler than they really are.

United Airlines has told its pilots that it intends to eliminate about 950 pilot jobs, starting at summers' end, when the Chicago-based carrier will begin grounding aircraft in large numbers.

Where does Google go next? Yes, it's making gobs of money. Yes, it's full of smart people. Yes, it's a wonderful place to work. So why are so many people leaving?

Part of baseball's unique place in history includes Major League Baseball salaries, which differ from the other major professional sports leagues -- the NFL, NBA and NHL -- in one significant area: The complete lack of a salary cap.