U.S. companies try to instill confidence
NEW YORK Battered automakers are unveiling greener, hipper cars at the New York International Auto Show that they hope will sati...
NEW YORK The recession has hit baseball salaries.
Teams cut payrolls for their active rosters and disabled lists by $47 million from opening day in 2008 to the first da...
Jackson development accessed via borough
HARMONY At the borough meeting Tuesday night, Mayor Cathy Rape and several residents voiced their concern over the proposed Harm...
GROVE CITY The Grove City Medical Center added a new wound care specialist at the Center for Wound Healing.
Mary Shannon of Chicora is the only registered nurse practit...
A few quick Q&As to help as the tax deadline looms:
QUESTION: Are food stamps taxable?
ANSWER: No.
QUESTION: What about unemployment benefits?
ANSWER: For 2009 ...
WASHINGTON Even as the recession cuts deeply into their revenue, some companies are opting to do the unconventional: They're keeping all their employees and finding oth...
FRESNO, Calif. Federal officials confirmed Monday they found traces of salmonella in a central California pistachio processing plant that sparked a nationwide recall of...
Taxpayers, workers likely to pay for years
SANTA FE, N.M. Massive losses by public pension funds are pressuring state lawmakers from New Mexico to New York to spend more...
TRENTON, N.J. Drugmaker Bristol-Myers Squibb, seeking to bolster revenue during a crucial period, said today it struck a deal with a Japanese partner to extend their pa...
WASHINGTON - Though lenders are boosting their attempts to curb record-high home foreclosures, fewer than half of the loan modifications made at the end of last year act...
