In the latest installment of the Butterfly Effect: The Chinese middle class is eating more and more meat, and Beijing wants to keep prices low. That means finding a way to feed all those pigs with grain imported from land cut from the Brazilian rainforest, leading to conflict within the BRICs.

Brought to you in part by people who pioneered online bacon sales, Urban Airship knows a thing or two about monetizing the improbable.

Elizabeth Gilbert picked Sarah Tisdale's pork product blossoms as the winner of Studio 360's Redesign Valentine's Day challenge. Here's Tisdale's recipe for bringing home the bacon to your loved one.

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What you're looking at isn't the latest piece of artisanal charcuterie being swooned over by Mario Battali. Not even close. It's a necklace. Stephanie Hensle, a recent graduate of Pforzheim University's School of ...