Nation urges more international reform
SHANGHAI— China followed through today on its pledge to allow greater flexibility in exchange rates, but said an appreciation in it...
Management plans offered
Have you ever wondered how you can reduce the amount of energy used on your farm?
USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service might have the an...
WASHINGTON — Homebuilders are sending a message: They won't be able to contribute much to the economic recovery now that government home-buying incentives have vanished....
But powerful company should be OK
NEW YORK — BP holds enough oil in its reserves to single-handedly supply the United States for two years. It has little debt for a compa...
CRANBERRY TWP — Jim Ferland has been named president, Americas Region, for Westinghouse Electric.
Ferland, a former Westinghouse vice president who for the past three ye...
Underlying issues still dog Europe
PARIS — The incipient panic about Europe's debt crisis seems to have subsided into mere pessimism this week, with the euro rebounding a...
NEW YORK — Caterpillar said Friday its machine sales worldwide jumped 11 percent in May compared with a year ago as a rebound in North American and Asian business market...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania employers continued to add jobs in May for the third consecutive month, although unemployment remains at its highest rate in more than a quarte...
WASHINGTON — Determined to keep showing the economy is on his mind, President Barack Obama is dashing into Ohio for the groundbreaking of a road project, hoping to remin...
Foreign automakers topped for 1st time
WASHINGTON — U.S. automakers have surpassed foreign brands for the first time in a survey that measures the quality of new cars and...
