Verizon to set up streaming service with Redbox & its DVD rental kiosks

Large charitable donations on the rise

Jobs report lifts Dow to highest mark since '08

Pew study: Facebook users get more than they give

HP awards new CEO Whitman with $16.5M pay package

Don’t base critical benefit decisions on prophets of doom

Before marriage, you need a financial heart-to-heart

Hiring surges in January; jobless rate at 8.3 percent

House votes to continue federal worker pay freeze

Retailers deliver solid sales gains during January

FDA: low levels of fungicide in domestic OJ

Woman's small claims victory against Honda resonates

Status update: Facebook to go public, raise $5 billion

2012 already looks like a winner for automakers; sales up 11%

Hot start: Dow and S&P have best January since '97 with 3.4 - 4.4% gains

Late-payments on mortgages down in 3Q

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fewer U.S. homeowners are falling behind on their mortgage payments, aided by rising home values, low interest rates and stable job gains.

Target to open doors earlier on Thanksgiving

NEW YORK (AP) - Target Corp. is the latest retailer to open earlier on Thanksgiving this year.

Gas drillers turn to water recycling

MIDLAND, Texas (AP) - When the rain stopped falling in Texas, the prairie grass yellowed, the soil cracked and oil drillers were confronted with a crisis. After years of easy access to cheap, plentiful water, the land they prized for its vast petroleum wealth was starting to dry up.

Limited retroactivity for Social Security benefits

Home Depot apologizes for racist tweet

NEW YORK (AP) - Home improvement retailer Home Depot Inc. on Thursday apologized for a tweet that showed a picture of two African-American drummers with a person in a gorilla mask in between them and asked: "Which drummer is not like the others?" The tweet, from Home Depot's official Twitter account, @HomeDepot, was part of a "College Gameday" college football promotion on ESPN. It was quickly pulled, but not before people took screen shots of ...

Few options for Obama to fix cancellations problem

Twitter debut sends stock soaring 73%

OSHA plans to make workplace safety reports public via online sites

FDA to ban artery-clogging trans fats

Samsung aims to topple Apple

User burnout. Threat to Twitter's prosperity?

Dish closing rest of its Blockbuster stores

Wal-Mart blames price errors on technical glitch

Cargill to label meat after 'pink slime' uproar

NEW YORK (AP) - Cargill Inc. says it will start labeling beef products that contain "finely textured beef," following last year's public outcry over the use of "pink slime." The Minneapolis-based meat company says the new packages will appear before next year's grilling season and is in response to consumer demand. It says packages will note when a product "Contains Finely Textured Beef." Finely textured beef is made by separating the bits of meat that ...

Apple cuts cost to make iPad Air by 13 percent