George Mitchell’s investigation into steroid use in baseball is sobering, but it’s unlikely to affect the sport’s strong business

Users of the No. 1 social network show they’re much more likely to engage with Presidential candidates on the Web than online adults overall

In a rare and prescient interview, Russia’s likely next President spoke in September to BusinessWeek about democracy, the economy, and Putin’s legacy

The BJP’s Hindu nationalist and pro-business policies face a test in the western state of Gujarat, where Narendra Modi is up for reelection as chief minister

Investors breathe a sigh of relief as the Russian President finally endorses a pro-Western, market-friendly candidate

Even as Paulson unveils his long-awaited plan to help homeowners, there are many questions

The Google-owned video-sharing service is conspicuous by its absence in the mainland, and Chinese often have trouble seeing the U.S. site

While legislators like Carl Levin want to crack down on the credit-card industry’s practices, company execs warn of unforeseen consequences

While legislators like Carl Levin want to crack down on the credit-card industry’s practices, company execs warn of unforeseen consequences

Critics say limiting carbon emissions could cost trillions. But a new study suggests the costs are much lower