Haulers sit, wait for higher rates
Recycling prices haven't just fallen, they've dived from the top of the Empire State Building, hitting the asphalt below.
Waste haulers...
T-shirts, toys rake in bucks
WASHINGTON — At the gift shops in Union Station, shelves once stocked with ubiquitous FBI T-shirts and mugs now display all things Barack Oba...
If you're looking for ways to cut back this season, holiday tipping might seem like a logical place to start.
We checked with the Emily Post Institute's Lizzie Post to s...
PITTSBURGH — Butler's Center Avenue and Cranberry Township's Route 19 branches of National City Bank are to be sold to a new bank chain.
Fred Solomon, spokesman for PNC ...
Justice office mandates sale
NEW YORK — As a condition for federal approval of PNC Financial Services Group's purchase of National City, the two companies will have to se...
Groups want to fund malpractice insurance
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania hospitals and doctors sued the state Thursday to obtain hundreds of millions in unspent dollars they s...
NEW YORK — KB Toys filed for bankruptcy protection for the second time in four years, joining fellow retailers Linens N Things and Steve & Barry's in seeking Chapter 11 ...
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture provided this report on the Dec. 8 Eighty Four livestock auction.
CATTLE 153 — (Compared with last week's sale, slaughter ...
House-approved plan faces GOP challenge
WASHINGTON — A House-passed bill to speed $14 billion in loans to Detroit's automakers stands on shaky ground in a bailout-weary C...
HARRISBURG — Foreclosure trends in Pennsylvania were worse in November than the nation's, according to new figures released Thursday.
The number of homeowners receiving ...