For eighth-grader Dale Willis Jr., getting Internet access at home means no longer having to wait in line at the library for less than a half-hour at the computer.
OPEC's secretary-general began negotiating with top Russian officials Monday to persuade the world's second-biggest oil producer to keep exports down so world prices can stabilize.
During the Olympics, when a speed-skating fox, a bear pushing a curling stone and other cutesy images adorned the "Google" logo on the popular Internet search engine, hundreds of users wrote in to compliment the art department.
U.S. vehicle sales declined a modest 3 percent last month compared with a very strong February a year ago, and automakers and financial analysts say it's further proof the economy is rebounding.
An investment firm that specializes in buying failed technology companies is seeking to take over Global Crossing Ltd., one of the largest companies to ever file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Multibillion-dollar lawsuits against Enron Corp. officials and the company's former auditor, Arthur Andersen LLC, will go to trial in December 2003, a federal judge ruled.
