The info tech outsourcer shocks investors with a letter outlining balance-sheet misdeeds. Rival firms may benefit if customers still trust them

A video game enthusiast spells out some steps developers can take to help 2009 match last year's great strides

S&P analysts give their forecast in the consumer discretionary, consumer staples, energy, financial, and health-care group

As oil prices have plunged, solar has become less cost-competitive. And the credit squeeze has made it harder to finance solar projects

Many are shutting down. The survivors will likely have fewer assets and lower fees. Funds of hedge funds are suffering, too

As oil prices have plunged, solar has become less cost-competitive. And the credit squeeze has made it harder to finance solar projects

How Apple's iPhone Reshaped the Industry

The U.S. Economy's Best Bet: The Intangible Sector

While not measured by GDP figures, intangible industries such as education and health care are steadily adding jobs

Freight and charter rates have plunged, jobs are being cut, and many ships are being parked for months at a time