PITTSBURGH — Southwestern Pennsylvania's second-largest hospital network said it lost $5.6 million for the quarter that ended Dec. 31.
The West Penn Allegheny Health Sys...
CRANBERRY TWP — Fewer than 40 workers have been laid off by replacement window manufacturer Traco.
Denise Abraham, Traco manager of marketing communications, said the ec...
PITTSBURGH — United States Steel Corp., the largest U.S.-based steel maker, said Tuesday it is temporarily idling some operations in Canada due to difficult market condi...
Banks getting cash defend spending
WASHINGTON — Ask a bailed-out bank about its Las Vegas retreat, its corporate jet or its evening in Beverly Hills and you'll probably g...
WASHINGTON — Consumer spending and incomes rose more than expected at the start of the year, but the gains were seen as fleeting in light of the recession and the waves ...
MILWAUKEE — Gov. Jim Doyle said Wisconsin dairy farmers hurt by a collapse in milk prices should get help soon from the federal government.
Doyle met Monday with Agricul...
Jobs become key issue in downturn
HELENA, Mont. — The call for economic stimulus is having an unintended side effect in places like Montana, where environmental protectio...
GROVE CITY — Eric Thomas, owner of the Guthrie Theater, helped pop popcorn Saturday at the Grove City Trade Show, while at the same time he caught up with neighbors and ...
NEW YORK — Random House Inc., which recently underwent a major consolidation, is expanding again.
The publisher announced today that it acquired Ten Speed Press, which s...
WASHINGTON — Facing a cascade of bank failures depleting the deposit insurance fund, federal regulators on Friday raised the fees paid by U.S. financial institutions and...
