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By E. Scott Reckard
Phil Kelly had 18 more months to go before the fixed rate on his $2.5-million mortgage became adjustable.
By Nathaniel Popper
Since Brian Moynihan took over as chief executive at Bank of America Corp. at the turn of the year, he has sought to convey a flexible and cooperative...
By Dawn C. Chmielewski reporting from New York
Walt Disney Co. believes that World of Cars, its new subscription-based online community aimed at boys and based on the Pixar movie "Cars," won't...
By Michael Hiltzik
To everyone who claims that our wealthiest citizens pay more than their fair share of income taxes and we should cut them a break because they're...
By Alejandro Lazo
Home prices gained for the seventh consecutive month in December, with Los Angeles and other West Coast cities posting the biggest rises, according to...
By Andrea Chang
Three of the nation's largest retailers saw earnings rise significantly in the fourth quarter and said Tuesday that they expected continued...
By Stuart Pfeifer
A federal judge on Tuesday declined to investigate alleged misconduct by prosecutors in the stock option backdating case against former KB Home...
By Richard Verrier
Hollywood has never been shy about self-promotion, except when it comes to touting its own backyard.
By W.J. Hennigan
With slowing orders, Boeing Co. said Tuesday that it planned to cut by a third the production rate of its C-17 military cargo airplanes at its plant...
By Nathaniel Popper
Bonuses at Wall Street firms jumped 17% last year, showing how quickly the industry had rebounded from the financial crisis, New York state's top...
By Jerry Hirsch
With growing public scrutiny over a series of embarrassing recalls, once-loyal Toyota owners and other car buyers are taking a new view of the...
By Jim Puzzanghera
The number of banks in danger of failing shot up to 702 at the end of last year, the highest level since 1993, as the industry continues to...
Most Federal Reserve bank directors voted for keeping the discount rate unchanged in mid-January, just weeks before the central bank raised the rate...
By Tiffany Hsu
Consumer confidence took a swan dive in February to its lowest point since April, according to a monthly poll released Tuesday. The index...
WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a corporation's principal place of business is where the company's executives work, not where the...
Brookfield Asset Management Inc. is in talks with General Growth Properties Inc. to take a 30% stake in the shopping mall owner as it comes out of...
NEW YORK -- The stock market fell sharply Tuesday after a surprising drop in consumer confidence reminded investors of the fragility of the economic...
By David Lazarus
It's wrong to say that Bob Iritano is fighting for his life; he knows he's lost that battle. What he's fighting for is time.
Home Depot profit exceeds expectations
By Duke Helfand
California's largest for-profit health insurer violated state law more than 700 times over a three-year period by failing to pay medical claims on...
By Lisa Girion
Health insurance giant Anthem Blue Cross said it was raising rates on thousands of individual policyholders in California because the cost of their...
By Lisa Girion
Insurance giant Anthem Blue Cross refused to pay for a California produce merchant to get a liver transplant in Indiana because the company wanted...
By Joe Flint and Denise Martin
Sensible shoes or stilettos? Lifetime is still trying to figure out which fits best.
By Catherine Saillant
In Whittier, city officials are clearing the way for office buildings, retail shops and even homes to take root on the land where the vacant car...
By Jim Puzzanghera
New federal credit card rules that took effect Monday outlaw the most egregious industry practices, such as retroactive interest rate increases and...
By Nathaniel Popper
A federal judge reluctantly approved a settlement between Bank of America and the Securities and Exchange Commission, ending one of the highest-...
By Jessica Guynn
Parents and privacy watchdogs are sounding the alarm that Google Inc.'s new social networking tool, called Buzz, may put children at risk.
By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Ben Fritz
Wal-Mart Stores, tapping into the potentially lucrative business of selling movies directly into the home via the Internet, has agreed to buy...
By Tom Petruno
TCW Group Inc., fighting to hold on to clients' assets after the money manager fired its veteran investment chief in December, said Monday that a...
By Ronald D. White
Pump prices for gasoline in California edged slightly lower over the last week but were on the rise just about everywhere else in the nation, the...