The pace of job cuts has slowed. We're beginning to see some hiring across industries and professions, not just health care.
Year-end data showed there isn't net job cre...
CRANBERRY TWP — The popularity of gift cards has Allegheny Printed Plastics looking to grow.
The company in Thorn Hill Industrial Park across from Primanti's Restaurant ...
Butler Downtown has selected four new members to serve three-year terms on its board of directors, and it appointed officers for 2010.
The new board members are Ronald ...
Internet adds to hidden dangers
GIBSONIA — Some St. Barnabas residents learned firsthand Thursday how easy it is to become tangled in scams that could lead to identity th...
BUTLER TWP — Nick Neupauer, president of Butler County Community College, was chosen for the 2010 Arthur V. Civero Award from a professional communicator society.
The aw...
DETROIT — Michael Wolf is taking a big gamble that he can convince an arbitrator to give him back his Chrysler-Jeep dealership.
He's among about 600 car dealers nationwi...
JACKSON TWP — A Pittsburgh developer has requested a zoning change that would allow it to build warehouses on property it owns along Route 19.
The Buncher Co. owns 180 a...
Some got stuck, causing fatalities
NEW YORK — Toyota built its reputation in the U.S. as a maker of safe and dependable vehicles, but the quality of the Japanese automake...
NEW YORK — It's Letterman vs. Leno, redux.
With Conan O'Brien's exit official, CBS's David Letterman and Jay Leno are set to renew head-to-head competition at 11:35 p.m....
The Mercer Livestock Auction provided this report on its Jan. 19 sale, where 222 head were sold. Mercer's fat cattle sale, compared to last week was steady.
66 head ...
