DETROIT — Americans bought more cars in May than in any other month this year, drawn by fire sale prices that pushed General Motors and Chrysler's sales above expectatio...
BEIJING — Hummer owners are an unusual breed, but a little-known Chinese company's surprise purchase of the American maker of gas-guzzling, military-style SUVs is audaci...
PORTLAND, Ore. — In a legal victory for consumers, a federal appeals court has ruled that Chase Bank must clearly disclose that it can raise the annual percentage rates ...
TORONTO — Canada's prime minister said Monday his government doesn't expect to get back the bulk of the billions it is spending to help bail out General Motors but said ...
WASHINGTON — Health industry officials sought Monday to make good on a $2 trillion savings proposal announced with great fanfare at the White House, but they came up sho...
WASHINGTON — Fresh signs emerged Monday that the recession is letting up.
Manufacturing's slide is slowing. Builders are boosting spending on construction projects — inc...
PITTSBURGH — Deere & Co., the world's largest farm equipment maker, on Monday named Samuel R. Allen to succeed Robert W. Lane as the company's chief executive.
Allen, 55...
NEW YORK — A federal bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of most of Chrysler's assets to Fiat, clearing the way for the American automaker to exit court protection sh...
The Pennsylvania Resources Council is seeking farmers interested in forming composting cooperatives.
A nonprofit organization, the Pennsylvania Resources Council, was fo...
NEW YORK — Prudential Financial said today it will not take funds from the government's financial rescue program, but it is planning to raise $1.25 billion on its own th...
