Start-Up Bets on Bumble Bees to Solve Global Food Shortage
A former Bayer executive is ditching the corporate world of genetically modified organisms to find new alternatives to produce crops naturally using bumble bees as control agents.
Former Bayer VP on potential mega merger with Monsanto
Bayer-Monsanto mega merger
Can bees solve the world's food shortage problem?
Bees and food shortage
House Passes Spending Bill But Senate May Delay Passage
A fight over coal miners' health-care benefits threatened to delay passage of a short-term spending bill in the Senate beyond Friday, when the government's current funding is set to expire.
Hyundai recalls minivans; hoods can fly open while moving
Hyundai is recalling more than 41,000 older minivans because the hoods can fly open while they're being driven.
Life Expectancy Drops, Heart Disease is Up: Here’s What Researchers Blame
Life expectancy has taken a dip for the first time since the early 1990’s as heart disease drives up the U.S. mortality rate.
Philip Morris Ditches Cigarettes; Eyes ‘Healthier’ Options
Smoking has hit new lows forcing tobacco giant Philip Morris to think of new "healthier" alternatives.
Playworld recalls 1,300 slides because of hazard
Playworld Systems Inc. is recalling 1,300 slides that are used in school and municipal playgrounds after a defect caused two finger amputations in children.
The timeframe for replacing Obamacare
Fight over Obamacare
Study: 'Obamacare' repeal-only would make 30M uninsured
Repealing President Barack Obama's health care law without a replacement risks making nearly 30 million people uninsured, according to a study released Wednesday.
Epipen Maker Mylan Says May Cut Jobs
Generic drugmaker Mylan said on Wednesday it may cut less than 10 percent of its global workforce as part of a restructuring program.
China fines Medtronic $17 million on anti-monopoly charges
The Chinese unit of medical device maker Medtronic has been fined $17 million by anti-monopoly regulators in the latest effort by Beijing to force down what it sees as unreasonably high prices.
Chipotle co-CEO: Half of restaurants have poor service
Chipotle co-CEO Steve Ells says that half of the burrito chain's more than 2,100 restaurants have less-than-excellent customer service and that the company is now training employees to clean dirty napkins off tables, make sure the soda fountain is organized and keep the glass on its front doors free of fingerprints.
McConnell: Repealing Obamacare Will be First Issue for Senate in 2017
Repealing Obamacare will be the first order of business in the U.S. Senate in January, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, said on Tuesday.
Don't Miss These Medicare Enrollment Deadlines
The penalties for late enrollment could follow you around for as long as you're enrolled in Medicare.
Recalls this week: dehumidifiers, espresso makers
More than 2 million dehumidifiers are being recalled because they can overheat and catch fire.
Ford recalls 680,000 cars; seat belts may not hold in crash
Ford is recalling more than 680,000 midsize sedans mainly in North America because the front seat belts may not hold people in a crash.
Bye-Bye: U.S. Job Seekers Giving Up, Leaving the Workforce
Many Americans are getting a better deal by staying home than getting a job.
What's On Our Radar: December 2, 2016
The November jobs report came in better-than-expected.
Johnson & Johnson Hit With Over $1B Verdict on Hip Implants
A federal jury in Dallas on Thursday ordered Johnson & Johnson and its DePuy Orthopaedics unit to pay more than $1 billion to six plaintiffs who said they were injured by Pinnacle hip implants.














