U.S. stock futures rose early Wednesday as investors eyed beaten down shares in the recent selloff and were encouraged by solid earnings out of the tech sector.

We made it through the bursting of the Internet bubble and now the bursting of the real estate bubble. Next we may be approaching the end of the most worrisome bubble of all: the standard-of-living bubble.

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Storm-tossed financial firms are throwing their treasures overboard just to stay afloat.

Four small SUVs aced new Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash tests. Four others didn't fare as well.

Home prices continue to tumble across the country, making homes more affordable in most U.S. cities, according to a new report released Tuesday.

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High energy prices have started to put a dent in corporate profits. But surprisingly, one industry that relies heavily on oil has not been hurt: the railroads. Most of the nation's top railroad companies have chugged along with strong sales and earnings increases in 2008, their results stoked by rising demand for transporting food and coal.

These software programs help you do everything calculate your carbon footprint to remotely monitor your home.

As angry voters spark a barrage of energy bills in Congress, the oil industry is spending record amounts of money protecting its interests.

It's never too early to start putting money away for retirement, but that can be tough for a young person with a tight budget and a lot of pressure to spend.

Geothermal power, not offshore oil, is the great untapped energy bonanza, according to the search giant.

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The construction of the world's largest photovoltaic power plants will supply PG&E with 800 megawatts and shake up the solar industry.

Freddie Mac was forced to offer unusually rich terms in a $3 billion auction of its debt, fueling concerns about a possible bailout.

Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden returned from a visit to the war-torn country of Georgia to find that his stock as a potential running mate to Barack Obama seemed to have risen.

A venture headed by LandCap is buying $40 million in troubled land and construction loans from Wachovia.

India's Reliance ADA is hunting for U.S. acquisitions in the mobile-content market, seeking to extend its U.S. foothold beyond movies.

Russian forces solidified control of strategic points in Georgia, seizing Georgian prisoners and U.S. military Humvees at the port of Poti and blowing up a Georgian naval vessel.

India's information-technology industry is losing steam. The credit crunch and spending slowdown in the U.S. are hurting the companies' biggest market, while a cheaper dollar shrinks their profits. Competition is rising from other low-cost nations.

Crude oil rebounded to settle at $114.53 a barrel, a gain of $1.66, as the slipping dollar helped spur a rally.

Intel is accelerating efforts to boost computing performance without increasing power consumption, including a new "turbo" technology on forthcoming chips. The technology was disclosed at the company's twice-yearly forum for developers.

Two car bombs rocked a hotel and military headquarters in the Algerian town of Bouira, killing 11 people, a day after a suicide bombing in a neighboring region killed 43 people.

Dubai widened its probe of top corporate executives in what appears to be an effort by the government to repair the emirate's reputation.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy visited a military chapel in Kabul where the bodies of 10 French soldiers killed in battle lay before they were to be flown home. Separately, clashes in the east killed 19 Taliban fighters.

A major opposition party on backed Benazir Bhutto's widower to become Pakistan's president, as the power struggle following the resignation of Musharraf intensified.

Producer prices surged last month to their highest annual rate in 27 years, showing inflation is still running high even as the U.S. economy slows. Most Fed officials are betting inflation will moderate in coming months, but some policy makers remain uneasy about price increases spreading through the economy.

CCMP named turnaround specialist Greg Brenneman, the CEO of Quiznos, as chairman of the buyout firm.

EBay said it will lower the fees it charges for products listed for sale at a fixed price, in a bid to become more competitive with rival Web sites such as Amazon.com.

Four small SUVs received top scores in crash tests conducted by the insurance industry, a sign of improvement compared with SUVs built earlier in the decade.

An appeals court threw out a rule preventing states from implementing tougher pollution-monitoring requirements.

LeRoi Moore, saxophone player for the Dave Matthews Band, died of injuries suffered in an accident on an all-terrain vehicle in June. He was 46.

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In Part II of this series, branding expert John Williams shows how to design your brand to reflect your company's image and draw in customers.

Changes in the marketplace and economy are changing the ways consumers spend. Here are 4 ways to cope.

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Here are 5 ways to reduce your vulnerability during the credit crunch.

These Chinese entrepreneurs sacrifice profits to maintain a piece of their culture.

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Even in a sinking economy, flexibility and creativity keep high-demand franchise concepts spreading.

Experts offer tips and advice on how to protect your business accounts even if your bank fails.

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Here are 3 ways to woo shoppers this summer, when the spotlight's on saving.

A new bill currently being considered in the House brings changes that no longer look out for the little guy.

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The founders of an upscale natural juice company throw themselves in the ring again with a fizzy new approach to on-the-go nutrition drinks.

The arrival of the Olympics showcases China's burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit.

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