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For the first time in a year, Californians consumed more gasoline in a month than they had during the same period a year earlier, according to the State's Board of Equalization.
The United Nations atomic watchdog agency has found evidence at an underground bunker in Iran that may mean scientists there have moved closer to enriching uranium to the level needed to produce nuclear weapons.
A week after Facebook became a public company, its stock is once again in a spiral and investor scrutiny is heating up.
Firefighters on Friday fought a fast-growing blaze in New Mexico where two smaller fires have merged into a fierce blaze covering extreme terrain that is making containment efforts difficult.
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Jurors in the John Edwards campaign finance trial began a sixth day of deliberations Friday, a day after requesting 20 exhibits involving payments from one of two wealthy benefactors at the heart of the case.
For the first time, a cargo-carrying spacecraft made by a private company arrived at the International Space Station.
Distrust of the stock market sharpens as word spreads that big investors and wealthy clients of Wall Street giants had received warnings about Facebook that smaller investors had not.
NEW YORK -Facebook Inc.'s bungled stock-market debut made it clear that big money still rules Wall Street. But this time, the small money got a look at how Wall Street really works - and that could spell trouble for the financial industry.
NEW YORK -Facebook Inc.'s bungled stock-market debut made it clear that big money still rules Wall Street. But this time, the small money got a look at how Wall Street really works - and that could spell trouble for the financial industry.
New data show the Eurozone woes intensifying a global slowdown, with signs that even Germany, China and other pillars of growth are in trouble.
WASHINGTON - The Eurozone debt crisis is intensifying a global slowdown, with new signs that even powerhouse Germany may be faltering, adding to worries about China and other major pillars of economic growth.
WASHINGTON - The Eurozone debt crisis is intensifying a global slowdown, with new signs that even powerhouse Germany may be faltering, adding to worries about China and other major pillars of economic growth.
It was kind of a buzz-kill moment.
