Analyst: Even Dollar Stores Struggling In 'Obama Depression'
99-Cents Only and other stores are seeing their sales decline after years of growth — and one analyst said on Monday it's another sign of even deeper downturn.
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99-Cents Only and other stores are seeing their sales decline after years of growth — and one analyst said on Monday it's another sign of even deeper downturn.
Federal officials said the charges against two former bank employees, a mortgage broker and three others include crafting bogus loan applications and bribery in order to defraud lenders.
Stocks are opening sharply lower after the government said businesses added the fewest jobs in June in more than a year. The unemployment rate rose to 9.2 percent.
Two of the nation's biggest financial services firms are getting into the unemployment insurance business in California.
The Velasco family said despite making an agreement to save their home — which they've owned for over 12 years — the bank plans to auction off the property.
News International announced Thursday it is shutting down the News of the World, the best-selling tabloid at the center of Britain's phone hacking scandal.
A new grassroots organization has declared war on the growing problem of content piracy.
Organizers of the Adultcon porn convention are pulling two of their shows from the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Facebook CEO and President Mark Zuckerberg is going to announce "something awesome" Wednesday.
Verizon Wireless is rolling out limited data plans that include monthly usage caps.
Target Corp. reached a settlement with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission regarding an employee with cerebral palsy who worked at an Orange County store.
Chapman University has offered to buy property belonging to Crystal Cathedral Ministries, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection late last year.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are asking a Delaware judge to order Major League Baseball to turn over documents related to the league's opposition to the team's proposed bankruptcy financing plan.
California's new budget provides the framework for the state to comply with a federal court order to slice its prison population by more than 20 percent over the next two years, but also acknowledges the state is not likely to meet its initial deadline.
The "Transformers" robots have put their 3D ticket-price advantage to good use.
