Although research shows the impact is small, the Affordable Care Act will soon mandate calorie labels and nutrition information in restaurant chains.
Thinking of job declines and Chinese imports, it appears that U.S. manufacturing is declining but the facts show that production is up.
Shown by fast food lawsuits, corporate limited liability is one reason big businesses are corporations rather than proprietorships and partnerships.
Hit by Avian flu, the turkey industry recovered by Thanksgiving because of productivity that involved big-breasted birds, poults and retailers' inventory.
The free trade pact that Congress is debating, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, has an ISDS (Investor-State Dispute Settlement) clause that's controversial.
While China's Singles' Day is the world's biggest shopping day, food and other necessities dominate Chinese consumer spending more than in richer countries.
It is tough to time the Fed rate hike because we cannot specifically estimate NAIRU and know the level of unemployment that will stimulate inflation.
Because Boeing's new overhead baggage bin reduces boarding delays and creates the storage space that extra seats require, it adds to airline productivity.

