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None of the tickets sold for Friday's $5 million drawing matched all five lotto numbers and the Big Money Ball. The next drawing will be Tuesday.

The federal judge in the Microsoft antitrust case tentatively set a hearing for the second week of March.

Although some of his former Enron colleagues took the Fifth Amendment, ex-chairman Kenneth Lay is expected to testify at a congressional hearing next week, Sen. Byron Dorgan said Friday.

A class action complaint has been filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, on behalf of all persons or entities who purchased Elan Corporation PLC between April 23, 2001 and January 29, 2002.

Interest rates for mortgage loans continued to drop in metro Atlanta this week, according to a weekly survey by Bankrate.com.

Amtrak is irreversibly flawed and should be broken up to give the free market an opportunity to improve the nation's passenger train system, a congressionally appointed panel said Thursday.

Faced with cellular phone ubiquity, American Airlines this week decided to ground seatback air phones on the majority of its fleet due to weak passenger demand.

Elan Corp., Ireland's biggest pharmaceuticals company, announced Thursday that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun a probe into its accounting practices following a highly critical Wall Street Journal report.

Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling went before skeptical lawmakers Thursday and insisted he knew of nothing improper about the complex web of partnerships that brought down the company, draining the savings of millions of investors and employee

AT&T today announced AT&T Unlimited, a revolutionary new way for consumers to use long distance.