Latest from Eve Troeh

• Jul 6, 2011

  The high price of cloud computing

  All those bits and bites flying around the Internet get processed in hundreds of data centers around the country, with ever increasing power consumption and costs.

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• Jul 5, 2011

  Solar power tax breaks set to expire

  As Congress tightens up the federal budget, some federal subsidies for solar power are likely to disappear. That would hamper exponential growth in the industry.

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• Jun 27, 2011

  Unsafe cribs will remain in use

  New guidelines from the Consumer Product Safety Commission ban drop-side cribs, but some businesses can still use them.

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• Jun 22, 2011

  Troop reduction won’t stop military spending on Afghanistan

  President Obama is expected to announce today that he will bring home 10,000 troops later this year. Spending on the war has been criticized as the national debt continues to grow, but will President Obama's troop re-call have a large impact on military spending?

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• Jun 21, 2011

  Quick elections, bigger unions?

  Labor regulators have proposed new rules that would dramatically speed up the process of union elections — a move that could help struggling unions find new membership.

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• Jun 21, 2011

  Chrysler misses opportunities in smaller cars

  Consumer Reports has released its newest reviews of Chrysler this morning. While the automaker gets mostly praise in the report, car sales numbers show that Chrysler still has room to grow in the small car market.

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• Jun 20, 2011

  Ford plans to invest $1 billion to revamp Lincoln

  Ford Motor Co. is developing seven all-new or significantly upgraded vehicles for its struggling Lincoln brand. But will dealers stick around long enough to see them?

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• Jun 20, 2011

  United Airlines tech glitch is bad — but company’s response is worse

  Thousands of passengers were inconvenienced by a United Airlines computer glitch this weekend — but analysts say the real issue for the airline is how it responded to customer complaints.

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• Jun 14, 2011

  New Jersey to close round one of bids for offshore wind

  This offshore wind project could be first in the nation to start running. The U.S. has lagged behind Europe and other countries in getting offshore wind to market.

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• Jun 9, 2011

  Arizona wildfire could spread to New Mexico

  Disasters, from fires to tornadoes and floods, are smacking states across the country when they don't have the funds to pay for clean up.

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