Kevin West

A Georgia man pleaded guilty to buying a bogus Pennsylvania license to transport hazardous materials, bringing to 14 the number of people who have pleaded guilty in the license-for-bribes scheme.

Federal safety officials are reviewing a request by some American Airlines pilots to ground the Airbus A300-600, one of which crashed in New York last year.

More than three years after the 1998 financial crisis, Russians again have money to spend and are looking abroad to spend it.

Top partners for Arthur Andersen LLP, desperate to keep the company from folding, pressed efforts Wednesday to find a new leader and negotiate the possible sale of Andersen's non-audit businesses.

Officials at First Union National Bank said they will appeal a jury award of $276 million - one of Maryland's biggest - to a businessman who claims the bank defrauded his software business.

The New Jersey state Casino Control Commission has voted unanimously to force casinos and their parent companies to sever ties with Andersen by May 15th.

The city of Boston, citing financial concerns and improved weapon safety measures, dropped its lawsuit against the gun industry Wednesday.

Olympic champion wrestler Rulon Gardner will lose a toe because of frostbite suffered when he was stranded for a night in western Wyoming's backcountry.

Coors has become the NFL's official beer sponsor in a five-year deal that includes the right to use the league's various logos.

The Portland Trail Blazers limited Tim Duncan to 10 second-half points and beat San Antonio 98-93 Wednesday night, ending the Spurs' 13-game winning streak.