Nationwide, 739,714 homes received at least one foreclosure-related notice during the quarter, a new report says.

The Postal Service is doing some bragging.

The battery in some toy helicopters from The Sharper Image and other retailers can catch fire.

California is best at promoting energy-saving policies, a new report finds.

The automaker deals with a market shift from trucks to cars brought on by high gasoline prices.

President George W. Bush, in an unguarded moment, says Wall Street "got drunk and now it's got a hangover."

The federal minimum wage increases by 70 cents an hour, but as businesses cope, they'll likely pass the costs on to consumers.

The government says about 50 percent of employers with defined-benefit pension plans have frozen one or more of them.

According to a report from the U.S. Department of Transportation, average domestic air fares are up 4.4 percent from 2007.

Washington Mutual posts the biggest quarterly loss in its history.

Toyota Motor Corp. has sold about 300,000 more vehicles globally than General Motors so far this year.

Which 2009 convertible is going to be the best for your budget?

A major housing bill is expected to win Senate approval and the signature of President George W. Bush in coming days.

A New York state report says a maintenance man who earned $100,000 last year has been living for free in a paint shed on company grounds.