Latest from Eve Troeh

• Oct 29, 2011

  Consumer spending up

  Consumers spent more than they made in September, cutting into their savings. If government spending drastically shrinks, can we count on consumers for steady spending?

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• Oct 28, 2011

  NASA’s big space launch — of a weather satellite

  It may not be a major space shuttle, but the humble satellite could provide invaluable data.

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• Oct 27, 2011

  For Niman Ranch, two definitions of ‘sustainable’

  As companies grow, sustainable business models can come into tension with social and environmental goals.

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• Oct 25, 2011

  Greek customers of U.S. products

  Greece is not a major trade partner for the U.S. But there's one California company that has a very specific role in Greece right now.

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• Oct 20, 2011

  The next wave: Re-using wastewater

  Water experts are saying that the wastewater industry is more important than ever.

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• Oct 11, 2011

  The end of the road for small towns

  One Iowa small town tries to buck the trend and become a destination.

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• Oct 4, 2011

  Occupy Wall Street protests spread

  From humble beginnings to cities across the nation, Occupy Wall Street protests are idiosyncratic and growing.

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• Sep 26, 2011

  California desert town banks on solar

  Lancaster, Calif., is just one struggling city that's beginning to invest in the sun.

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• Sep 19, 2011

  The Solyndra aftermath

  While it was in business, Solyndra entered into contracts to make and install solar panels. Who were the buyers and what is the future of those contracts, now that the company is in bankruptcy?

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• Sep 16, 2011

  Walmart expands on solar

  While Solyndra gets investigated by the government, another solar company gets a big boost from a big retailer.

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