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By Hugo Martin
A new pilot program to let travelers who pay a fee use faster airport screening lines is expected to draw more than 88,000 travelers in the first...
By Jerry Hirsch
Powered by brisk sales of profitable pickup trucks, growing business in China and fewer losses in Europe, Ford Motor Co. posted a big gain in profit...
By Alejandro Lazo
Sales of newly built homes rose last month to hit a five-year high in June, as the nation’s housing market showed little sign of slowing in...
By Ricardo Lopez
WellPoint, the country's second-largest insurer, beat Wall Street expectations in the second quarter, seeing its profit jump 24% as lower medical...
By Andrew Tangel
NEW YORK -- A prosecution of SAC Capital Advisors would not only imperil the major hedge fund, but it would also signal a tougher government stance...
By Tiffany Hsu
After uninspiring sales in the first half of the year, retailers are hustling to salvage a back-to-school shopping season that has gotten off to a...
By Joe Flint
Time Warner Cable Inc. and CBS Corp. are playing a high-stakes game of chicken that could leave consumers without access to the most-watched broadcast...
By E. Scott Reckard
In a blockbuster L.A. financial merger, Pacific Western Bank plans to acquire CapitalSource Bank, creating a robust regional bank with a national...
By Andrea Chang
Apple Inc. topped Wall Street expectations by posting better-than-anticipated profit and setting a third-quarter record for number of iPhones sold.
By Michael Hiltzik
So much for the new, "tougher" Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
By Paresh Dave
Automobile-information website Edmunds.com Inc. is suing a company that it says posted more than 60 fake reviews of about two dozen car dealers.
By Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON -- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday sued Castle & Cooke Mortgage, accusing it of paying illegal bonuses to employees...
By Ricardo Lopez
It's no secret the recession wiped away many Americans' wealth and savings while altering spending habits. That has changed how many families are...
By Alejandro Lazo
New California foreclosure filings rose considerably in the first quarter over the second but were still down 53% from the same period a year prior...
By Ricardo Lopez
Sometimes $1 million isn't enough.
By Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON -- Half of economists in a poll released Tuesday said they expected the Federal Reserve to start tapering its monthly bond-buying purchases...
By Salvador Rodriguez
If you're looking for a large-screen smartphone but don't want to spend too much, Nokia may have you covered.
By Hugo Martín and Adolfo Flores
The death of a roller coaster rider in Texas has focused attention on the vexing problem theme park operators face trying to accommodate passengers of...
By Richard Verrier
In a bombed-out section of a futuristic downtown Los Angeles, a man sits on a tire next to an overturned car, staring at a computer-controlled...
By Jerry Hirsch and Ken Bensinger
Toyota has spent well over $1 billion settling lawsuits involving unintended acceleration, but the world's largest automaker still faces hundreds of...
By David Lazarus
Susan Segal normally spends about $30 for a three-month supply of a thyroid medication from CVS Caremark's mail-order pharmacy.
By Tiffany Hsu
McDonald's Corp. has mustered up healthful new food options, sparkling restaurant remodels and targeted marketing efforts. But satisfactory sales...
By Joe Flint
With less than a month before it launches, Al Jazeera America has named Kate O'Brian as president and has chosen a senior management team for its U.S....
By Paresh Dave
Cyberattacks may be draining as much as $140 billion and half a million jobs from the U.S. economy each year, according to a new study that splashes...
By Tiffany Hsu
Taco Bell is discontinuing its kids' meals and toys at U.S. restaurants beginning this month, the Irvine-based Mexican-style chain said Monday.