Tax code deadline affects nonprofits
DES MOINES, Iowa — More than 200,000 small nonprofits across the nation are in danger of losing their tax-exempt status because they ...
CLAVERACK, N.Y. — As farmers and home gardeners set out their tomatoes this spring, plant experts offered suggestions for preventing another outbreak of late blight, whi...
Nationwide, corn planting progress is more than 80 percent complete, and soybean planting progress also is well ahead of normal.
Overall, the planting season was excelle...
Students have other options
COLUMBIA, Mo. — In a town dominated by the University of Missouri's flagship campus and two smaller colleges, higher education is practically ...
Gains modest but steady
WASHINGTON — Retail sales rose in April for the seventh straight month, factory production surged and businesses restocked their shelves. The trio...
Hunter family changes over its leadership
PENN TWP — The Hunter family, owners of 15 truck sales, parts and service offices in three states, ushered its third generation ...
GIBSONIA — Anne Nelson of Ross Township was promoted to director of assisted living admissions.
She is responsible for the admissions process for residents moving to two...
PHILADELPHIA — Comcast, the nation's largest cable TV provider, said it will start carrying the ESPN 3-D cable channel in June.
That makes Comcast the first cable compan...
Senate inserts fee cut in financial package
WASHINGTON — Striking at a lucrative bank business, the Senate on Thursday voted to force credit card companies to reduce fees...
Mulally expects to be 'solidly profitable' in '10
WILMINGTON, Del. — Ford's chief executive told shareholders that the second-largest U.S. automaker will see "continuing ...
