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J.C. Penney is reporting a bigger-than-expected loss and plummeting profits in the first quarter as many of its customers are rejecting a new bold pricing strategy that puts an end to rampant discounting in favor of everyday low prices.
Half of Americans think Facebook is a passing fad, according to the results of a new poll, taken just before the social networking site's initial public offering of stock.
Five of the seven bargaining units of the Transport Workers Union have voted to accept American Airlines' final settlement offer, saying it reduces the number of job cuts.
Opponents of Exide's plant had hoped pressure to meet air quality standards by November would force it to close.
The Fort Worth-based company is asking the bankruptcy court to let it end its union contracts, which the airline says put it at a competitive disadvantage.
Will the latest banking scandal mean more fees for consumers? And if Greece leaves the euro, what would it mean for America? Financial expert Jim Lacamp explains.
Some experts say a settlement reached between Texas Comptroller Susan Combs and Amazon.com to end Amazon's sales tax dispute with the state may be illegal.
American Airlines has stated for weeks it would only consider a merger after it emerges from bankruptcy. But late Friday, American says it would move up its timetable.
Hundreds of American Airlines employees marched on their company's headquarters in Fort Worth Friday morning, carrying signs calling for change.
Southwest Airlines Co. this summer will offer nonstop daily service between Boston and Nashville, Tenn.
The future is now. Google is currently testing a car that can drive itself around town. Jerry 'The Car Pro' Reynolds looks at the technology and its progress.
Hostess has told Michigan officials that it could lay off all of its 381 employees at 20 locations in the state if the company liquidates as part of its bankruptcy restructuring.
American Airlines pilots and flight attendants are rallying on Friday to show that they are unified, and have no confidence in their current management.
Resident Parking Only or RPOs started in the Greenville Avenue district several years ago. Today, RPOs can be found in five of the six entertainment districts.
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