Consumers still fear job cuts, spend less
WASHINGTON — Retail sales fell in April for a second straight month, dashing hopes that consumer spending was starting to revive...
Borough's costs to increase 24%
ZELIENOPLE — The borough council Monday night approved a 54-month contract with a new electric energy supplier that will begin next summer...
WASHINGTON — Medicare won't pay for the so-called virtual colonoscopy procedure, concluding Tuesday there's inadequate evidence to support the cheaper, less intrusive al...
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Intel Corp.'s chief executive said Tuesday that chip orders have been "a little better than we expected" so far in the second quarter, a sign that ...
WASHINGTON — Most people with job-based health insurance don't think of their benefits as a form of income. But Uncle Sam might just change that.
Senators are considerin...
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama's goal of health insurance for all Americans is getting a boost from unlikely allies.
Insurers and medical provider groups acknowledg...
WASHINGTON — The financial health of the government's two biggest benefit programs might have slipped over the past year, reflecting the deep recession that has already ...
WASHINGTON — The government's "stress tests" of the nation's 19 largest banks should bolster Americans' battered confidence in U.S. banking system, Federal Reserve Chair...
WASHINGTON — Consumers who are paying more in interest because they have fallen behind on their credit-card bills could regain their older, lower rates if they pay their...
HARRISBURG — Land-owners looking to enroll in the Pennsylvania Game Commission's Deer Management Assistance Program, which is designed to help landowners manage deer on ...
