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Reuters Why Major Automakers Are Taking a Backseat to Tesla on Self-Driving Cars
One reason: a healthy fear of getting sued.
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The Melting Arctic: Northern Sea Route Shipping Has Already Quadrupled Last Summer's Record
This is just the beginning. Over the next couple of decades, traffic could be up 30-fold and ships could be moving a full quarter of the Asia-Europe trade through the Arctic.
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10 Reasons Why Everyone Is Protesting
From Egypt to Bulgaria to Brazil to Turkey, growing middle classes are pushing for greater accountability and improved services.
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Margaret Thatcher's Global Legacy: She Changed the Soviet Union, the Gulf War, and the Oil Industry
The late prime minister is credited with ending the Cold War. Less well known is Thatcher's importance to Azerbaijan.
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The Death of Boris Berezovsky and the End of the Post-Soviet Oligarchy
The self-made billionaire had been living in self-exile in London, attacking Putin remotely to no avail.
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Climate Change Will Make Some Companies Extremely Rich—but Which Ones?
A warming planet is the surest bet on earth. The right idea to fight it -- or prepare to live in it -- would be an unbeatable long-range investment
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The Good and Bad Reasons Oil Prices Are Coming Down
More oil and less growth mean prices at the pump will fall
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Report: Iraq Will Account for Almost Half of Global Oil Growth by 2035
The troubled Middle East nation is projected to grow petro production faster than the rest of the OPEC countries combined
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China's Great Slowdown Is Really Here—and It's Worse Than You Think
The deceleration is here. And it could hurt.
