WASHINGTON — General Motors is recalling nearly 250,000 crossover vehicles worldwide to inspect second-row seat belts that could be damaged and not latch.
GM said Tuesda...
SHENZHEN, China — Following a string of suicides at its Chinese factories, Foxconn Technology Group raised workers' wages and installed safety nets on buildings to catch...
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama earned his lowest marks ever on his handling of the economy in a new Associated Press-GfK poll, which also found that an overwhelming...
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh city councilman wants to ban Marcellus Shale drilling in the city.
Councilman Doug Shields said Monday he will introduce legislation to ban suc...
Fannie, Freddie have cost taxpayers $148B
WASHINGTON — Talk of shrinking the government's involvement in the mortgage market is growing. Just don't expect action any time...
If someone surveyed the most popular cover crops, rye, wheat and possibly oats would top the list. However, there are several nontraditional crops that should be at the ...
Japan loses spot it held since '68
TOKYO — Japan lost its place as the world's No. 2 economy to China in the second quarter as receding global growth sapped momentum and ...
The established mowing dates are Aug. 1 to 31. The reason for the late mowing dates is so ground-nesting birds do not have their nests destroyed during the brooding seas...
Change reflects trend of more modest buyers
DETROIT — When the air sputtered out of the housing bubble, new home builders struggling to survive went with smaller homes th...
Consumer spending down
NEW YORK — J.C. Penney cut its profit outlook for the rest of the year, a sign of jitters that Americans, still stinging from the recession and wor...
