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Each year brought more recognition to Curtis Strange. He was the first PGA Tour player to earn $1 million in a season in 1988, then he became the first player in nearly a half-century to win the U.S. Open in consecutive years.
H.J. Heinz Co., like many food makers, has struggled during the recession with increased competition from lower-priced store brands.
A key element of Dell Inc.'s turnaround strategy has been a vow not to cut prices as aggressively as rivals just to keep market share. The tactic has allowed competitors such as Acer Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. to steal business from Dell, and this fall Dell lost its ranking as the world's No. 2 PC maker.
This holiday season, a leaner budget might clarify which people truly make a difference in your life. The challenge will be figuring out how much to tip them.
Tiger Woods made news simply by walking off his private jet.
CBS Corp. on Thursday was faced with rumors about the possible departure of Oprah Winfrey's talk show from broadcast television to her own cable channel, The Oprah Winfrey Network.
DirecTV Group Inc. is in an enviable position, as one of the few pay-TV operators seeing an increase in new subscribers in the third quarter.
Cisco Systems Inc.'s latest results show that the world's No. 1 maker of computer-networking equipment is still being hurt by the downturn, but sees things turning up. The company is forecasting its first year-over-year revenue increase since the financial crisis erupted a year ago.
Comcast Corp.'s answer to the growing popularity of watching video over the Internet is to launch its own online video service in December that would let subscribers view cable TV shows and movies on their PCs at no additional charge.
The field for a World Golf Championship is never as strong when Americans require a passport.
Cablevision Systems Corp. is seeing traditional advertisers return to the market, including companies from the battered automotive and financial-services industries.
Food and cereal maker Kellogg Co. has been working to reduce its costs and has reinvested much of those savings into product development and advertising. The company said this emphasis will help its long-term growth and takes advantage of some lower advertising costs in the down economy. Kellogg CEO David Mackay discusses the issue in a conference call with investors Thursday.
Mike Morris, chairman, president and CEO of power company American Electric Power, said the company is seeing signs that demand for electricity from industrial customers may be starting to improve.
AutoNation Inc. CEO Mike Jackson has long been outspoken about the excess levels of inventory — and numbers of dealerships for that matter — that hurt automakers and auto retailers during some of the lowest levels of vehicle sales.
Barrick Gold Corp. took a $5.7 billion charge in the third quarter stemming from the Toronto-based gold producer's decision to eliminate all its gold hedges.
You buy your sister a $100 general purpose gift card. It's for her birthday, but it might be the bank that has reason to celebrate.
Brian Gay was in a faraway land, knowing only where he wanted to go without any assurances he would get there.
Tighter corporate budgets have put pressure on Verizon Communications Inc. in this economic downturn, as clients order fewer services or put off upgrades. John Killian, chief financial officer of Verizon, talked about the state of telecom spending with analysts Monday.
The newspaper industry's advertising sales have been sliding at a rapid rate, pulled down by the worst recession in 70 years and a marketing shift to less expensive alternatives on the Internet.
McDonald's Corp. launched its new Angus burger this July, touting the bigger, beefier, more expensive sandwich as the best bet in a brewing burger battle among restaurant chains.
After a federal cigarette tax took effect in April and as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's authority over the industry increases, tobacco companies are wary of the impact on their products and looking to cigarette alternatives such as smokeless tobacco for future growth.
Leave it to unions to ruffle Delta Air Lines CEO Richard Anderson's feathers. During Thursday's third-quarter earnings conference call with analysts and reporters, he had strong words for the labor groups that have yet to resolve representation and seniority issues following Delta's acquisition of Northwest Airlines. He also had a subtle jab for the National Mediation Board.
Mired in slump that has disillusioned its employees and stockholders, Yahoo Inc. last month launched a $100 million marketing campaign to promote its Internet services as an indispensable part of people's lives.
Google Inc.'s success has left the Internet search leader sitting on a pile of cash — $22 billion at the end of September. Executives say they are ready to spend more money to take advantage of what they believe will be even better days ahead.
Pictures where Caylee's remains were found show items psychic sawORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35, Orlando) -- A psychic in Virginia told private investigator Dominic Casey to search the woods near the Anthony family home back in November, a month before Caylee's body was discovered.
Psychic's Credibility Questioned Amid Claims She Talked With P.I.ORANGE COUNTY, Fla.--Eyewitness News uncovered new information Wednesday that raises questions about the credibility of the Virginia psychic who claims she was the one on the phone with the Anthonys' private investigator, directing him around the scene, a month before Caylee Anth …
Video: Psychic on phone with P.I. Dominic Casey speaks--Last half of video report, we hear some of the conversation reporter Holly Bristow has with psychic.--
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