E Magazine

In the rustic New England shoreline village of Guilford, Connecticut, homes go for 250,000 and up. But if you want a bargain, visit Meadow Street, where any one of nine solid homes, some abandoned by their owners, are going begging, despite price...

Looking for bareknuckled, frontier capitalism at its most rapacious? I am currently engrossed in Empire of Wood by Donald MacKay, a history of Macmillan-Bloedel, the British Columbia-based multinational corporation which, from its small beginnings...

Battery makers are all charged up over the future of batteries. Duracell, Eveready and Rayovac, titans in the battery field, are revolutionizing how we power up everything from Walkmans to laptop computers. "Better rechargeables and new alkaline [traditional]...

Last December 2, the second day of the National Black Church Environmental and Economic Justice Summit, Charlotte Keyes stood attentively on stage awaiting her turn in the row of speakers. She had traveled from Columbia, Mississippi, a modest town...

Multilevel marketing - otherwise known as MLM or "network marketing" - a a familiar concept to many Americans, though most would more readily recognize the names Amway and Shaklee, companies which have employed such neighbor-to-neighbor sales strategies...

Introduced on Earth Day 1993, by an epic cast of characters including Vice President Al Gore, the concept is simple: Computer equipment capable of going into an energy-saving "sleep" mode when sitting idle earns itself an Environmental Protection Agency...