Luke BurgessPosted July 28, 2005
Here's a quick brain-buster for you: Name one person you know, over the age of 18 and under 50, who doesn't have a cell phone.
Jeff SiegelPosted July 27, 2005
It's no surprise that whenever news of depleted oil resources or record oil prices land headline real estate on Yahoo! News, inevitably a follow-up story will include some type of regurgitation...
Brian HicksPosted July 27, 2005
Tuesday evening, while sipping a glass of wine and contemplating the water market, I was jolted out of my thoughts by a 5.6 magnitude earthquake.
Luke BurgessPosted July 26, 2005
Coal is the power behind your electricity. Every time you turn on a light, your computer or television, you're most likely using coal.
Luke BurgessPosted July 25, 2005
It looks as if that the world is busting apart at the seams. Unless you live under a rock you know that in the past two and a half weeks the world has experienced three vicious terrorist attacks.
Jeff SiegelPosted July 19, 2005
According to a new study on consumer interest in hybrid automobiles, it's becoming clear that the industry is doing a stellar job of getting the word out.
Luke BurgessPosted July 18, 2005
Well what this vehicle lacks in looks is certainly makes up for in fuel efficiency.
Luke BurgessPosted July 15, 2005
Yesterday as I sat and listened in on Mike's interview with Matthew Simmons, I picked up on something very interesting. Apples.
Brian HicksPosted July 15, 2005
Our interview with Matthew Simmons yesterday was very illuminating. Matthew has a way of showing you ways of looking at a problem that you otherwise would have never considered.
Brian HicksPosted July 14, 2005
Wealth Daily examines desalination companies in the surging water investment sector.
Jeff SiegelPosted July 13, 2005
While this is certainly good news for the natural food retailer and the LOHAS market as a whole, investors looking for new LOHAS plays aren't about to chase a $126 stock that's plastered all over...
Luke BurgessPosted July 12, 2005
What is it? It's not shiny enough to be silver. It's not black enough to be coal. But it may soon become one of the most sought after elements in the world.