Top 'er off Oil prices fell to near an 18-month low of $60 a barrel Tuesday as hopes waned that a huge Chinese spending plan will do much to avert a prolonged slowdown in the global economy. The prices for oil and gas hit four-year lows. (The Associated Press)
Stocks open lower after dismal jobs report NEW YORK » News of a rapidly weakening job sent stocks falling Friday as investors feared that the recession will be deeper and more prolonged than many have expected. Full Story
Stocks open lower after dismal jobs report NEW YORK » News of a rapidly weakening job sent stocks falling Friday as investors feared that the recession will be deeper and more prolonged than many have expected. Full Story
Delta to resume N. Dakota flights Delta Air Lines will restore daily nonstop flights to Fargo, N.D., and begin new service to Bismarck, N.D., in June, the carrier said Thursday.
The airline will resume a canceled flight and add a second flight to Fargo on June 4, spokesman Anthony Black said. Full Story
Two execs under fire about degree claims Broadcom Corp., the maker of chips for phones and consumer electronics, fired Senior Vice President Vahid Manian after questions surfaced about the validity of academic degrees listed in his company biography. Full Story
Complaint: Booze rules at airport hurt Utah's image Carding all travelers -- including 80- and 90-year-old passengers -- before they can buy a drink at the Salt Lake City International Airport is bad for Utah's image, says a local restaurateur who is working to change the policy. Full Story
