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Andersen and KPMG confirmed Monday that two accounting giants are in talks about merging their operations outside the United States.

The company known for its flame-broiled hamburgers is showing off its veggie side.

U.S. manufacturers expect to have to resort to more cost-cutting to deal with a slow economic recovery from recession, according to an industry survey released Monday.

A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court's denial of class-action status in a lawsuit that accuses Georgia Power Co. of racial discrimination.

Video-rental chain Blockbuster Incorporated and Coca-Cola Company said Monday they will expand a 1995 agreement and help market each other's products.

The Supreme Court on Monday debated government power to punish investment fraud in a case given renewed attention with the collapse of Enron.

Advocates for low-income borrowers told legislators Monday that they need to enact stronger defenses against "predatory" lending, including an interest-rate threshold that is opposed by the banking industry.

Wall Street drifted Monday ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting that could provide clues about when interest rates will be increased.

The Hall County Planning Commission will discuss the controversial Mar-Jac feed mill request at Monday night's meeting.

If you own a 1991 Toyota Camry, any Honda Accord or a Chevrolet model, keep an eye on it.