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Buying gifts online was a popular option this holiday season. But how well did e-tailers do at fulfilling guarantees and getting orders to customers in time for Christmas?

Gasoline prices increased 3 cents in the past three weeks, ending a 15-week price crash that began with the Sept. 11 terror attacks, according to a newly released industry analysis.

The timing of an accounting firm's memo directing the destruction of documents raises the serious possibility of obstruction of justice, according to the chairman of a Senate committee investigating Enron Corp.'s collapse.

Starting Friday, every piece of luggage going on board an airplane must be checked for explosives or matched with a passenger.

The timing of an accounting firm's memo directing the destruction of documents raises the serious possibility of obstruction of justice, says the chairman of a Senate committee investigating Enron Corp.'s collapse.

In a pair of e-mails to his employees in August, the chairman of now-bankrupt Enron touted the company's stock and declared that the energy trader giant's growth "has never been more certain."

Southern lawmakers once sought help for the textile industry as a matter of simple fairness.

Car enthusiasts flocked Saturday to the North American International Auto Show after a week of industry layoffs and budget woes that many were eager to forget.

A top Argentine official lambasted the International Monetary Fund on Saturday.

Two counties and four cities could introduce a 2-cent gasoline tax pegged for a $40 million tourism proposal by Retirement Systems of Alabama.