The six-year Greek recession will end in 2014, according to a new report from the nation’s government.

Greece has been locked in a debt crisis that caused panic about the future of the euro, the European currency. Other European countries and the International Monetary Fund have had to repeatedly bail out the Greek government.

More students are enrolling into business schools, with the majority of United States schools reporting an increase in applications for the first time since 2009, a new report has found. …

Colleges that depend on research funding, military members looking for tuition assistance and those who need information from the monthly government jobs report all are suffering under the current government …

The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits increased in the last full week of September, according to a U.S. Department of Labor report released this week. The number of …

As provisions of the new Affordable Care Act kick in this month, it’s a good time for both individuals and businesses to make themselves familiar with what the act requires. …

After more than a decade of dominance, Coca-Cola has been toppled from the throne as the world’s most recognized brand. The new king of all brands? Apple. In fact, Coca-Cola …

Even as the company’s merger with US Airways remains on hold, American Airlines is continuing with plans to expand by hiring more personnel. The Fort Worth-based company has announced it …

The federal government shutdown that looms ahead on Oct. 1 will not immediately affect higher education, but could eventually lead to cuts to financial aid programs and research funding.

Unless Congress can reach a compromise on a stopgap measure to keep government open, the federal government will shut down on the first day of October. This would mean that all non-essential federal government operations would shut down. According to Inside Higher Ed, however, it’s not clear how this will affect higher education programs.

Harry Binswanger – a member of the Ayn Rand Institute and defender of laissez-faire capitalism – recently created a storm of controversy when he wrote that it’s time for the 99% to give back to the 1%.

European Universities are slowing beginning to offer classes through Massive Online Open Courses (MOOC), attempting to reach a wider audience of students. One of those educators seeking to reach a …