SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo is preparing to lay off between 600 and 700 workers in the latest shake-up triggered by the Internet company’s lackluster growth.
Employees could b...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s highway department is slapping weight limits on more roads to ensure gas-drilling companies fix the damage caused by their trucks, but says i...
CLINTON TWP — A II-VI subsidiary is helping to cool off the consumer electronics and gaming world.
Marlow Industries, based in Dallas, makes thermoelectric cooler with m...
ALBANY, N.Y. — Plan on returning some gifts this holiday? It may cost you up to 25 percent of the cost of the item and, if it was purchased online, you may not have a cl...
The election for the FSA county committee members to represent producers in Local Administrative Area (LAA)-2 and LAA-14 was held on Dec. 9 with the following results.
E...
FRESNO, Calif. — More than half of America's farmers work a job off the farm to make ends meet, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
In Californ...
MONTVALE, N.J. — The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., best known to grocery shoppers as A&P, says it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to deal with heavy d...
Farmers may preserve land
Butler is one of 57 counties enrolled in the Farmland Preservation Program. There are now 38 farms preserved in Butler County.
The state agricu...
NEW YORK — Wal-Mart is again trying to open stores in New York City after failing twice because of community opposition.
The company is looking at parcels in all five bo...
WASHINGTON — Senators get their first chance today to vote on the tax-cut deal struck by President Barack Obama and Republicans, but whatever the outcome of the test vot...
