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The New England Patriots are leading the New York Giants in the 3rd quarter.
Stock indexes are closing slightly lower as talks drag on between Greek political leaders over a fresh austerity package required for the country to get more bailout loans.
The Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 each finished with their biggest January gains since 1997.
Even in this high-tech age, our most popular electronic devices are largely made by hand -- many hands, as it turns out.
Allergy sufferers may have a hard time finding their favorite sinus wash after some products were pulled from shelves.
Retailers probably won't have as many sets on hand compared with past years, and super savings will be harder to find.
Fewer people bought new homes in December, making 2011 the worst sales year on record.
Taco Bell, the fast-food chain that caters to late-night snacking, is making a play for the breakfast crowd.
J.C. Penney is permanently marking down all of its merchandise by at least 40 percent so shoppers will no longer have to wait for a sale to get the lowest prices in its stores.
Netflix has regained most of the U.S. customers it had lost following an unpopular price increase, signaling that the video subscription service is healing from its self-inflected wounds.
Stocks are closing at their highest level in more than eight months after the Federal Reserve pledged to keep interest rates near zero for three more years.
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that it is unlikely to raise interest rates before late 2014, extending a period of record-low rates by more than a year.
Walmart dubbed its contest the "Get on the Shelf" program - an American Idol-style competition for small businesses.
Stocks are ending lower on concerns that a deal to prevent a default by Greece might fall through.
Macy's Inc. has sued Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. in a bid to block a licensing deal between the housewares company and J.C. Penney Co.
The S&P 500 index eked out a tiny gain on a day in which stocks swung between small gains and losses.
Find out who's playing nice and who's too complicated this holiday season.
The U.S. economy will slow this year after a flurry of stronger growth in late 2011, leaving the 8.5% unemployment rate about where it is now on Election Day, according to USA TODAY's quarterly survey of economists.
The USA's unique bankruptcy law makes it possible for insolvent companies to do what's not possible in most other countries: survive by shedding legal debts and obligations that they can't or don't want to pay.
The growth spurt for Greek yogurt is especially apparent in the heart of upstate New York, which has become a sort of Greek yogurt belt.
The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped three-and-a-half cents over the past two weeks.
The federal safety investigation into post-crash fires in Chevrolet Volt batteries formally closed today, the car got a clean bill of health.
Eastman Kodak Co. filed for protection from its creditors under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage fell again this week to a record low.
A Pasco County mother is upset after she heard what happened at her son's school on Friday.
A Sheriff's Office report says the investigation took place Friday at the Saddle Creek Park between Lakeland and Winter Haven after receiving complaints of lewd activity taking place there.
Polk deputies say more than two dozen people were arrested as a result of an online prostitution sting operation.
A man who called 911 three times has been arrested on drug charges in the Florida Keys.
The self-described top-heavy suspect was pulled over in her gray 1999 Toyota Camry, double-parking at a Walgreens drug store.
A seemingly ordinary photo is spreading like wildfire, and scaring its way across the Internet.
A Florida lawmaker is pushing a bill that would ban the use of food stamps to purchase snacks and sweets like cookies and cakes.
When you see the image of the Tampa Police car from this Super Bowl Sunday crash, you may not believe no one was seriously hurt.
The Super Bowl is over, but there's still plenty of time on the clock for folks who want to help pick the Big Game's winning TV commercial.
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