The Latest on a Wisconsin refinery explosion that injured several people (all times local): 2:15 p.m. Authorities have expanded the evacuation zone around a Wisconsin refinery that was rocked by an explosion and are now saying anyone within a three-mile (five-kilometer) radius should leave.
Several people have been injured in an explosion at a refinery in Wisconsin.
The Latest on a Wisconsin refinery explosion that injured several people (all times local): 12:10 p.m. Authorities now say five people have been taken to hospitals after an explosion rocked a large refinery in Wisconsin.
The Latest on MGM's plans to open a casino in Massachusetts (all times local): 1 p.m. Executives for MGM and Wynn are tamping down speculation the companies are quietly in talks over Wynn's Boston-area casino.
To the beat of electronic dance music, men and women inside a slate-gray building harvested marijuana plants festooned with radio-frequency identification tags.
Times Square protesters say overseas production depends on coal-generated electricity.
Ministers from more than 70 countries are discussing ways to combat financing for the Islamic State group and Al-Qaida at an international conference in Paris.
Investigators are said to be looking into whether the bank breached fiduciary duties to clients.
Brian Niccol, the new CEO and the former chief of Taco Bell, looks to build on "notable progress."
Explosion rocks Wisconsin refinery; fire chief says at least six people hurt.
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates continued to climb this week, reaching their highest level in more than four years.
Earnings narrowly beat estimates while revenue misses.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has approved a request to pull millions of gallons of water daily from Lake Michigan to serve a new Foxconn Technology Group manufacturing plant, helping the Taiwanese electronics giant clear a major regulatory hurdle.
A New York developer has unveiled his design for what would be the tallest building in Rhode Island, but he still faces strong opposition from Providence community groups.
World wrestling champ John Layfield says the WWE is "breaking down cultural barriers."
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates continued to climb this week, reaching their highest level in more than four years and denting prospective home purchasers' prospects amid the spring buying season.
Advertisers are looking for more options other than Facebook and Google.
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General Motors' first-quarter net income fell 60 percent, but the company handily beat Wall Street estimates as U.S. sales rose.
Southwest Airlines Co. on Thursday reported first-quarter earnings of $463 million.
