Kevin West

Private security guards will search cars parked at an Augusta airport for the Masters tournament.

The Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce is planning a Hispanic Leadership Bus Tour of Gwinnett hosted by the revered newspaperman Elliott Brack.

Anyone who is interested in umpiring baseball, softball, tee ball for Hall County Parks and Leisure Services leagues should contact Steve Hutson at 770-535-8280.

The Entrepreneur Development Certificate Program is a group of 7 evening seminars being offered on Tuesdays from March 5 through April 23 at The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center.

Senators told arguing technology and entertainment leaders Thursday that the government would step in if they cannot settle differences over how to stop Internet pirates.

Nortel Networks Corp. announced Thursday it was dissolving the three-member team set up to help Frank Dunn's transition to chief executive last year, and that former chief executive John Roth would step down as a director.

With the help of robots and a little training, 150 cows on the H.E. Heindel & Sons dairy farm are practically milking themselves.

Japan's unemployment rate stood at 5.3 percent in January, falling unexpectedly for the first time in 11 months, but government officials warned Friday that job problems remained serious.

Argentine lawmakers have given preliminary approval to an economic recovery plan that President Eduardo Duhalde hopes will attract billions of dollars in international aid.

Walter Hewlett released internal Hewlett-Packard Co. documents Thursday to back up his claim that the company has considered lavish pay plans for chief Carly Fiorina and Compaq Computer Corp. head Michael Capellas.