Posted: 2:37 PM Bank of America has become the latest in a string of big banks whose second-quarter earnings, while hurting from the impact of the credit crisis, still managed to beat Wall Street expectations.
Posted: 1:07 PM Citigroup says it posted a 2.5 billion dollar loss and laid off more employees in the second quarter as it struggled with surging loan defaults.
Posted: 10:41 AM American Airlines executives say 1,300 aircraft mechanics and 200 managers and support workers will be laid off from the company's maintenance organization.
Updated: 11:21 PM Couple high gas prices with a highly-charged political season and the subject of offshore drilling is sure to be a flashpoint for controversy.
Updated: 8:03 PM Oil prices are tumbling, extending a massive sell-off the previous day, after of the government reported that U.S. crude supplies unexpectedly jumped last week.
Posted: 3:01 PM A new study finds people are using their 401(k) retirement plans to cover financial hardships such as a job loss or medical emergencies.
Updated: 10:52 PM As temperatures continue to climb this summer, so do the risks. Not only can hot weather be deadly, it can cause a slew of other problems, including mechanical malfunctions.
Posted: 8:53 AM The Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce held its annual Ladies Nite party, as hundreds of women turned out for dinner, dancing and entertainment.
Posted: 1:42 PM Retailer Steve & Barry's has filed for bankruptcy. The seller of low-priced clothing is the latest retailer to fall victim to the slowdown in consumer spending.
Posted: 1:03 PM The airline woes are hitting a lot of airports hard, but so far Easterwood has escaped flight cuts. That doesn't mean there may not be schedule changes on the horizon.
Updated: 11:10 PM The annexation of five new areas is underway in Bryan. The city council voted Tuesday night to move forward with acquiring those properties. The next step is to schedule public hearings.
Posted: 2:50 PM Financial regulators have announced an information-sharing agreement aimed at better detecting potential risks to the U.S. financial system.
Posted: 2:36 PM Ford isn't commenting on a Chinese business journal report that China's Chery Automobile Corporation is interested in buying Ford's Volvo unit.