The pyramids of Egypt, the canals of Venice, and the Great Wall of China are some of the sites visited by a spirited family of meerkats in a search-and-find picture book that has caught the fancy of young readers in the U.K. Released there last year by M

Harnessing power from livestock waste has enabled one of the UK's largest agricultural colleges to slash energy costs and eliminate its carbon footprint. Harper Adams University will eventually offset carbon emissions at its campus near Newport, Shropshi

It is rare that a good idea is hatched by the political asylum that passes for government in the great state of New York, but a positive omen nevertheless in light of an alarming vacuum of industry leadership in support of proposed federal legislation th

HOPING for the sweet taste of success is milkshake man Paul Moran. The 47-year-old has been looking after his wife Claire’s stall at Warrington Market after moving the business from Bolton two weeks ago. Dreamshakes was headhunted by Warrington Borough

I’m told the Iraq War is coming to an end. From what I read and from what I hear it seems the war that began in 2003 will be over within two short weeks. Once the last few thousand troops are finally home. And once midnight strikes on this New Year’s Eve

The Core Media Group has agreed to buy media buying agency Mediaworks in a deal worth about €3m. Core Media Group is majority Irish owned and has combined billings of over €160m a year. It claims the deal will make it the largest media buyer in the Irish

GLOUCESTER— For one quarter it appeared as if Gloucester basketball's five new starters would not be going through any growing pains in Tuesday's season opener with Saugus. Just off the opening tip Gloucester's 6'7" center David St. Peter tipped the ball

Rate cuts seem to disproportionately improve how we feel about our finances. The big four say the Reserve Bank's cash rate does not define the mortgage rates they set. FALLING interest rates make borrowers happy - and savers not so. They make sha