Today on Reuters (1/5)
A bailout for whom?
The rhetoric from the Washington backers of the Fannie Mae-Freddie Mac rescue effort has been consistent on one front: this is no shareholder bailout. Full Article | Video
Flooding feared
Hurricane Dolly moved inland after tearing into the South Texas coast with 95 mph winds, pouring torrential rain on the U.S.-Mexico border area and threatening floods. Full Article | Video
Cheese renaissance
A variety of factors are behind a surge of interest in farmstead cheese, ranging from a more discerning American palate to concerns about the safety of mass-produced foods. Full Article | Slideshow
Obama leads McCain by 6 points: poll
Obama has a 6-point lead over McCain as a growing percentage of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, according to an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll. Full Article
"e-Car" for the masses
As big automakers rush to produce more fuel efficient cars, a Finnish online community is taking an "open source" approach to converting gas-guzzlers already on the road into electricity-powered green machines. Full Article
Wall Street's big bet crumbles
The big momentum trade of 2008 is unwinding fast, helping to push battered banking shares upward while adding downward pressure to oil prices. Full Article
Insight (1/4)
Waiting for the bottom
The financial crisis won't be over until U.S. house prices stop falling, which in short means it won't be over any time soon. Full Article | More Columns
Dark skies over Solar IPO
GT Solar's initial public offering, expected to be the largest ever by a U.S. solar company, is facing a surprisingly cloudy outlook. Full Article
The lure of merchant cash advances
Small businesses are turning to a relatively young and unregulated industry for loans, and it's making some people nervous. Full Article | More Columns
China's inequality looms large
There were 204 million Chinese in 2005 living on less than $1.25 a day, according to the World Bank. The result is a gulf in incomes that is one of the country's greatest social and political challenges. Full Article
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Beijing Olympics
China is ready to stage the biggest international event in its history -- the Olympic Games. Full Coverage
Bernd Debusmann on World Affairs
If U.S. intelligence on Iran was bad in the 1970s, how is it now after 28 years without American presence? Full Article
Strange and unusual
Our photographers sometimes catch moments that are strange and offbeat. Here's a recent sampling.
Japan quake hurts many, shuts plants
July 24 - A strong earthquake jolted northern Japan early Thursday, injuring at least 99 people and affecting output at some high-tech factories. Play Video
Reuters award-winning multimedia piece, reflecting five years of reporting the war in Iraq.
