DETROIT — Chrysler was collapsing when Fiat took control of the company just 19 months ago.
Now, under the Italian automaker’s detail-driven CEO, Chrysler is on the verg...
WASHINGTON — The government has upgraded a safety investigation into nearly 500,000 Volkswagen Passats amid reports of engine fires.
The National Highway Traffic Safety ...
State looks at Ohio prescription law
PITTSBURGH — Pennsylvania officials are watching efforts by Ohio officials to limit the number of times consumers can transfer prescr...
Programs offer producers info
The winter months are a good time of year to take a break from the chores to attend one of the many educational programs offered by Penn Sta...
Branch office could be built in Cranberry
CRANBERRY TWP——A new ESB Bank branch office may be built near one of the main entrances to Graham Park and the BelleVue Park nei...
Heavy equipment maker Caterpillar’s soaring profit reflects strong demand in developing nations and offers reasons for optimism about the global economy and the prospect...
Upgrades come with new name
Chrysler’s long-running Chrysler Sebring mid-size sedan is gone, sort of.
The four-door, five-passenger, mid-size sedan is revamped for 2011 ...
PITTSBURGH — The Colcom Foundation is offering a $1 million Marcellus Environmental Fund to address the environmental impact of natural gas shale drilling in Western Pen...
IRS decides not to mail tax form packages
WASHINGTON — The start of tax season used to be heralded by the arrival of tax forms in the mail.
No more.
The Internal Revenue ...
WASHINGTON — General Motors, in another sign of its progress since a government-led bankruptcy, said Thursday it is withdrawing its application for $14.4 billion in fede...
