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By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
An El Segundo company aims to help the nation's busiest seaport complex advance its green technology efforts by providing zero-emission trucks for...
By Tom Petruno
Europe's new bailout plan for its weakest economies finally recognizes the brutal reality of the developed world's financial woes: Many governments...
By E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times
Bank of America Corp.'s chief executive is out to convince Wall Street that he's finally bringing under control the financial disaster caused by the...
By Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times
A federal appeals court invalidated a controversial Securities and Exchange Commission rule that made it easier for shareholders to force out...
By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
A large parking lot across the street from Staples Center that is considered a prime site for residential and retail development has been sold for $31...
By Nathaniel Popper, Los Angeles Times
Wall Street is supposed to have lost love for President Obama since his election, but early donations suggest he actually is doing better with the...
By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times
News Corp. was hoping that having its chairman, Rupert Murdoch, and his deputy chief operating officer, his son James, apologize to the British...
By Andrew Khouri, Los Angeles Times
Book lovers across Southern California lined up for bargains at Borders bookstores as the nation's second-largest bookseller began a massive going-...
By Alex Pham and Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
Google Inc. is planning to debut a platform for social games that would compete with offerings on Facebook Inc.
By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Apple Inc. has joined a handful of companies, including its chief rival Google Inc. and online portal Yahoo, in weighing a potential offer for video...
Associated Press
A Monrovia diet supplement maker that promises its Extenze pills increase penis size is paying $1.75 million in penalties to settle consumer...
By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
If Captain America is going to be a box-office hero, he'll have to transcend his patriotic namesake.
By Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times
The most far-reaching overhaul of financial regulations since the Great Depression reached its first birthday with fresh criticism of its...
By Jessica Garrison and Alex Pham, Los Angeles Times
When AEG executives signed the final documents to take over the Millennium Dome in London, giggles could be heard in the adjacent room.
By W.J. Hennigan and Ralph Vartabedian, Los Angeles Times
As NASA retreats from an ambitious human spaceflight program for the foreseeable future, foreign countries are moving ahead with their own...
Associated Press
When it comes to weathering a sluggish economy, it pays to have your finger in a lot of pies.
A big earnings miss from Caterpillar Friday wasn't enough to derail a rally that pushed the stock market up 2 percent for the week.
By Tom Petruno, Los Angeles Times
A Los Angeles courtroom is about to become a venue for Wall Street's dirty laundry.
By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles survived "Carmageddon," but now come the bus wars of Hollywood.
By Andrew Khouri, Los Angeles Times
Giant bookseller Borders Group Inc. will begin liquidating its 399 stores nationwide, including huge sales at its 18 remaining stores in Southern...
By David Lazarus
When we last checked in with CVS, the drugstore giant acknowledged that its rewards program for customers wasn't working as intended and said a...
By E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times
Barry Minkow is headed back to prison to serve a five-year sentence for securities fraud, but the ex-con who reinvented himself as a San Diego...
By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
A possible slowdown in back-to-school shopping could weaken the retail industry's recent momentum, according to sales estimates from several retail...
By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times
"Captain America: The First Avenger," the last of four superhero movies to hit theaters this summer, is hoping its shield will be powerful enough to...
By Tom Petruno, Los Angeles Times
California will seek $5 billion in short-term loans from banks and other financial institutions next week, hoping to avoid the risk of being locked...
By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
The president of Redbox unexpectedly said he would be leaving the kiosk DVD rental company as the firm's parent company, Coinstar Inc., reported...
By Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times
The Treasury Department sold its remaining stake in Chrysler Group, ending its role in the Detroit automaker's bailout that left taxpayers with a $1....
Associated Press
The top two U.S. companies managing prescription drug benefits are uniting in a $29.1-billion deal they say will help achieve key goals of the...
By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
Leaders of the beleaguered Eurozone announced a massive new financial bailout package for Greece on Thursday, doubling the amount of loans already...
Microsoft Corp. reported record fourth-quarter revenue Thursday, helped by strong sales of its Office software suite.