Oil prices stabilized Thursday in a fresh sign that world markets were overcoming concerns that Iraq might halt its crude oil shipments to countries that support Israel.
Over the past several months automakers have produced numerous ads that promote brand reputation or seek to enhance their corporate image, not sell a specific car or truck.
The golden Sacagawea dollar coin was supposed to be jingling in pockets across the country by now. Instead, the U.S. Mint is cutting back on production because people just aren't interested.
Paying $90,000 for a prescription may seem steep, but it's a bargain to pay the person that fills it -- at least that's what CVS Pharmacy is paying for one graduating senior at Duquesne University.
Louisiana's top government auditor has prohibited state and local agencies from signing new contracts with Arthur Andersen because of the accounting firm's indictment in the Enron scandal.
Officials with wireless phone provider VoiceStream said Wednesday they plans to cut 155 jobs in Atlanta as part of consolidation efforts following the company's acquisition of Powertel last year.
