An online photo gallery has been opened by Google Inc. that will feature millions of images from Life magazine’s archives that have never been seen by the public before.

Honda today revealed the Honda FC Sport design study model, a hydrogen-powered, three-seat sports car concept, at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show

Competition aims to help raise environmental awareness and foster science literacy among elementary and middle-school students. The 2008 theme is Climate Change - Our Challenge.

ebay implements a global ban on ivory commerce. ebay had reportedly been linked to over 70 percent of online ivory auctions.

The 1MW installation is expected to offset 2.5 million pounds of greenhouse gas emissions annually, the equivalent of taking 2,466 vehicles off the road over the life of the project.

UPS employees across the globe are rolling up their brown sleeves to do a lot more than deliver packages in October. Throughout the month, UPS employees will participate in the company’s Global Volunteer Month.

Google has unveiled a bold $10M effort to implement ideas that can “change the world.” Project 10^100 (that’s “ten to the hundredth”) marks the 10th anniversary of the company and is meant to “celebrate the spirit of Google users and the web.”

“The passion demonstrated by the associates of RCI to help provide the 2,700 children of Christel House a better quality of life is both amazing and unprecedented,” marveled Geoff Ballotti, president and CEO of Group RCI. “Christel DeHaan created an incredibly caring culture at RCI many years ago based on honesty, integrity, sincerity and community service. It’s a culture which is alive and well nearly 35 years later. And it’s a culture I’m both honored and humbled to be associated with.”

The Reader’s Digest Foundation will donate $100,000 to CancerCare, a national nonprofit organization that offers free, professional support services to anyone whose life is touched by cancer

AT&T Inc. announced a $1 million contribution over two years in support of the National Urban League’s (NUL) Project Ready College Access Program. Targeting 11th and 12th graders, it is an initiative that seeks to provide enhanced academic support to students in high school and prepare them for post-secondary education.