Supreme Court term begins with case of workers' rights
The Supreme Court is starting its new year, with Justice Neil Gorsuch on board for his first full term.
Supreme Court term begins with case of workers' rights
The Supreme Court is starting its new year, with Justice Neil Gorsuch on board for his first full term.
Global stocks up amid upbeat data; Catalonia weighs on euro
Shares in Asia are higher after China and Japan reported stronger- than- expected factory data.
Global stocks up amid upbeat data; Catalonia weighs on euro
Shares in Asia are higher after China and Japan reported stronger- than- expected factory data.
Asian shares advance on strong factory data for China, Japan
Shares in Asia are higher after China and Japan reported stronger than expected factory data.
Asian shares advance on strong factory data for China, Japan
Shares in Asia are higher after China and Japan reported stronger than expected factory data.
Arkansas city hopes $100 million effort will restore glory
An oil and timber town that was Arkansas' richest community nearly a century ago believes that building a $100 million arts district in its historic downtown will spark a "cultural infusion" that can reverse a decadeslong population slide.
Arkansas city hopes $100 million effort will restore glory
An oil and timber town that was Arkansas' richest community nearly a century ago believes that building a $100 million arts district in its historic downtown will spark a "cultural infusion" that can reverse a decadeslong population slide.
Administration favors change in electricity pricing
The Trump administration is pushing for changes in the way electricity is priced to better reward coal and nuclear power, which face growing competition from natural gas and renewables.
The Latest: Top SC prosecutor wants in nuke plant rate case
The Latest on the failure of a multibillion-dollar South Carolina nuclear project (all times local): 4:10 p.m. South Carolina's top prosecutor wants state regulators to let him intervene in a case that will determine whether a utility company can continue to bill customers for a failed nuclear project.
The Latest: Top SC prosecutor wants in nuke plant rate case
The Latest on the failure of a multibillion-dollar South Carolina nuclear project (all times local): 4:10 p.m. South Carolina's top prosecutor wants state regulators to let him intervene in a case that will determine whether a utility company can continue to bill customers for a failed nuclear project.
Technology firms and small companies lead US stocks higher
Large technology companies and smaller U.S.-focused firms are rising again Friday morning, and stock indexes are a bit higher in spite of losses for energy and industrial companies.
Gerhard Schroeder to chair Russia's state oil company
Russian news agencies are reporting that former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder has joined the board of Russian state oil giant Rosneft.
Bullish oil streak means strongest third quarter Brent price gain in 13 years
Oil prices closed up on Friday after a rally in prices around geopolitical instability in Iraqi Kurdistan helped Brent make its strongest third-quarter price performance since 2004.
Bullish oil streak means strongest third quarter Brent price gain in 13 years
Oil prices closed up on Friday after a rally in prices around geopolitical instability in Iraqi Kurdistan helped Brent make its strongest third-quarter price performance since 2004.
Federal govt shows support for Georgia nuclear plant project
The federal government is showing support for the continuation of the construction of two reactors at a Georgia nuclear power plant.
Recalls this week: jogging strollers, nightlights
Jogging strollers with faulty leg brackets are among this week's recalled consumer products.
US rig count increases by 5 this week to 940
The number of rigs exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. increased by five this week to 940.
APNewsBreak: Disputed East Coast pipeline likely to expand
The developers of a disputed natural gas pipeline on the U.S. East Coast are considering a major expansion of the project into South Carolina, according to remarks made by an energy company executive and interviews with others in the industry.
APNewsBreak: Disputed East Coast pipeline likely to expand
The developers of a disputed natural gas pipeline on the U.S. East Coast are considering a major expansion of the project into South Carolina, according to remarks made by an energy company executive and interviews with others in the industry.







