Poverty is expensive. Society pays a high price when people who can't afford health care get sick, when they don't earn to their potential and contribute to the economy. In Wisconsin, where more than one in ten people live in poverty, an education program is decreasing that number by investing in people.

Britain’s biggest-ever programme of education research has found at least some of the answers, and is sharing them with every school in Britain.

$1 Million in Scholarships and Grants to be Awarded Nationwide to Teams that Make a Positive Impact on the Community

Today Microsoft Corp. announced efforts to shut down alleged international software smuggling operations. As part of that effort, Microsoft has filed nine lawsuits and issued more than 50 cease and desist letters