NPR News

Pages

Business
1:00 am
Thu December 29, 2011

GoDaddy's Suport For SOPA Draws Customers' Ire

Linda Wertheimer talks to Declan McCullagh, chief political correspondent for CNET, about Dump GoDaddy Day, a protest against the company for its initial support of proposed legislation to curb online piracy. SOPA is short for the Stop Online Piracy Act. GoDaddy is one of the largest accredited Internet domain registrar in the world.

Election 2012
11:35 pm
Wed December 28, 2011

Gingrich Ups Romney At Iowa Chocolate Factory

After Gingrich failed to qualify for the Virginia primary ballot, Mitt Romney compared Gingrich's campaign to a well-known I Love Lucy episode. Gingrich stopped at an Iowa chocolate factory Wednesday but things didn't get out of hand like they did in the TV episode. Instead, Gingrich challenged Romney again to a series of one-on-one debates.

States Of The Economy
9:01 pm
Wed December 28, 2011

N.H. Voters Look For Calm Amid Economic Jitters

The economic fears and hopes of the electorate in early-voting states like New Hampshire will play a significant role in determining who emerges from the pack of Republican presidential candidates.

And despite the Granite State's financial stability, lots of Republican voters see cloudy skies ahead.

Read more
It Was A Good Year For...
9:01 pm
Wed December 28, 2011

2011 Put Chrysler Back In The Fast Lane

Credit Scott Olson / Getty Images
Chrysler President Olivier Francois reintroduced his company to the world at the 2011 Detroit Auto Show.

Despite a sluggish economy, it's been a good year overall for the auto industry. But among the Detroit Three, there's been a clear standout.

Read more
Hard Times: A Journey Across America
9:01 pm
Wed December 28, 2011

In Katrina's Wake, New Orleans Enjoys Start-Up Boom

Credit Debbie Elliott / NPR
Sudhir Sinha's company InnoGenomic is one of hundreds of start-ups that call New Orleans home.

Part of a series

New Orleans has long been known as one of America's hardest luck cities, struggling over the years with poverty, crime and corruption and tragic disaster. But the city's darkest days have sparked a surprising new entrepreneurial spirit.

Residents Billy Bosch and Matt Mouras, for example, are trying to launch a nutritional beverage company and are getting a leg up by Idea Village, a non-profit that helps nurture the city's entrepreneurs.

Read more

Pages