While six former Tyson Foods Inc. managers indicted in an immigrant smuggling case have been preparing for their first federal court hearing Thursday, some immigrants stranded with fraudulent IDs have been running for cover.
Honda officials say they are trying to determine whether additional workers will be needed at the East Liberty plant to accommodate production of a new light truck.
Enron Corp. invited the FBI to its headquarters after a former executive said she saw employees shredding documents as recently as last week, the company said.
A Ford Motor Co. manager suing the company for discrimination is offering a $500 reward for a videotape of former president and CEO Jacques Nasser that his lawyer calls "the smoking gun" but the automaker says doesn't exist.
America Online Inc. is raising prices 50 percent for customers who reach its service via other Internet providers, a move analysts say could wind up herding more business over to AOL and hurting smaller service providers.
Senior officials of the Arthur Andersen accounting firm are receiving subpoenas to compel them to testify to Congress about the massive destruction of Enron-related documents.
Helped by demand for high-speed Internet access, EarthLink Incorporated reported Tuesday that it reduced its fourth-quarter loss but the results still fell short of Wall Street forecasts.
CNN has hired Connie Chung away from ABC News to be the anchor of a nightly news show, ratcheting up the stakes in a heated competition among cable news networks.
