Industry

Coal Country's Suffering Is Nothing New

By Justin Worland

America May Miss Out on the Next Industrial Revolution

By The Aspen Institute

Donald Trump's Rust Belt Promises Are About Masculinity, Not the Economy

By Edward McClelland

The Business of Online Intimacy

By Rachel Lowry
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Inside the Chinese Factory That's Already Sold 500,000 Trump and Clinton Masks

The factory is betting Trump wins the mask race

By Justin Worland

330 MIllion in India Enduring Severe Drought

Experts say that the diversion of water to large industries has worsened the situation

By Rishi Iyengar

Half of Natural World Heritage Sites Threatened

Some 114 of a total of 229 sites have oil, gas or mining concessions

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

China to Lay Off Millions of Workers in Next 3 Years, Says Report

China is attempting to revive its economy by restructuring bloated state industries

By Nash Jenkins

China's Factory Output Falls Again

Official data shows the manufacturing sector has contracted for six months in a row

By Simon Lewis

Beijing's First-Ever Pollution 'Red Alert' Was Long Overdue

China’s foul air is believed responsible for 1.4 million premature deaths every year

By Hannah Beech

Willie Nelson Wants to Wage War on Big Pot

It turns out Nelson is worried about monopolies in the business

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

Food Industry Experiencing 'Tectonic Shift'

“This thing is continuing to move, and you better get on board with it or you’re going to get left behind”

By Beth Kowitt / Fortune

Are Defense Contractors Getting Too Big?

Fewer defense contractors will mean less competition

By Mark Thompson

You Can Help Nepal Recover by Going There on Holiday

Tourism dollars can help save the Nepali people from undue hardship

By Rishi Iyengar

GM Will Pay You $25 to Get Your Faulty Ignition Switch Fixed

As some 1 million vehicles with defect remain on the road

By Sam Frizell

Five Best Ideas of the Day: October 7

1. Learning from our mistakes: Global response to the current Ebola crisis should improve our handling of the next outbreak.By Lena H. Sun, Brady Dennis, Lenny Bernstein, Joel Achenbach in the Washington Post2. A blueprint...

By The Aspen Institute

Foreign Families, Businesses Are Fleeing Ebola's Wrath

The exodus of industry and families from West Africa could have severe implications

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Kids Are Getting Sick Working on U.S. Tobacco Farms

A new Human Rights Watch report finds that child laborers, some as young as 7 years old, who work on tobacco farms in North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia, "get so sick that they throw up, get covered by pesticides and have no real protective gear"

By Charlie Campbell

The Physics of Curly Hair—Because You Deserve to Know

Want to know why your 'do often don't? Science has an answer for you

By Jeffrey Kluger

Terribly Beautiful: Industrial Pollution Seen From Above

A year after the oil spill in the Gulf, a new book and exhibit by photographer J Henry Fair remind us that spectacular scenes of industry's assault on the natural environment are not the exception but the rule.

By Neil Harris
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