
6 hours ago - By Andrew Dampf, AP Sports Writer
Bode Miller will skip the upcoming downhill in Bormio and head back to the United States to let his sprained ankle heal and concentrate on his fitness. Complete Story...

Oct 26 - By Paul Newberry, AP Sports Writer
Shani Davis just shook his head and laughed.

Oct 22 - By Andrew Dampf, AP Sports Writer
Bode Miller believes he still has what it takes to win the overall World Cup title, even though he just started skiing again after a seven-month layoff.
Sep 23 - By Herb Weisbaum, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Billshrink.com, a free Web service, makes it quick and easy to see if you can save money – with your current wireless company or by changing to another one.

Jul 28 - By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press Writer
They call them Cadillac health plans. But a clunker may be hiding behind the sticker price. Senators scrambling to pay for a $1 trillion health care overhaul are leaning toward taxing health insurance companies on policies costing more than $25,000 a year — about twice the value of the average employer-provided family plan.
Jun 1 - By Tom Withers, AP Sports Writer
Summer's offseason arrived sooner than Cleveland general manager Danny Ferry had hoped, but it's here.

May 20 - By Brian Mahoney, AP Basketball Writer
LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and the core of the Olympic basketball champions could be back in USA uniforms next summer for the world championships.
Mar 30 - By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press Writer
The Obama administration Monday placed new curbs on private insurance plans that are popular with seniors in Medicare, but have been criticized for marketing abuses and high costs to the government.
Feb 18 - By Robert Wielaard, Associated Press Writer
Public spending by European Union governments to ease the recession is knocking big holes in many national budgets, the European Commission said Wednesday.

Feb 16 - By Associated Press
Architectural plans for the Nazi death camp Auschwitz that were discovered in Berlin last year go on public display in the German capital on Tuesday.
Feb 11 - By rolandjones
With less than a week to go before General Motors and Chrysler are due to submit long-term viability plans to Congress, a power vacuum in Washington is raising questions about the next steps in bailout of the auto industry.
Jan 22 - By Paul Newberry, AP Sports Writer
Michael Phelps returned to training this week, five months after his record-setting performance at the Beijing Olympics.
Jan 2 - By Associated Press
Similar to 401(k) plans, the IRS designed 403(b) retirement plans to serve employees of tax-exempt organizations. The employers offering such plans include public school systems, hospitals and other health care organizations, universities, certain ministers, and tax-exempt groups established under IRS code section 501(c)(3).

Dec 9 - By Candice Choi, AP Personal Finance Writer
It's one of a heap of financial worries that come with a layoff: What happens to your company-sponsored retirement plan?
Nov 4 - By The Associated Press
Several companies already have announced plans to reduce or suspend the 401(k) company match:
Nov 4 - By David Pitt, AP Business Writer
Retirement accounts already battered by a steep market decline may get hit again as several companies suspend or reduce their 401(k) match to save cash.

Oct 31 - By Michael Tarm, Associated Press Writer
Chicago authorities are bracing for as many as a million people in downtown Grant Park Tuesday night to cheer on Barack Obama as election returns come in, a potential celebration and security headache.
Oct 23 - By Anna Jo Bratton, Associated Press Writer
Yahoo Inc. says it will invest at least $100 million in a new data center and a new service center in Nebraska, creating at least 100 jobs.

Oct 22 - By David Pitt, AP Business Writer
With the market seesawing daily, you may have seen your retirement savings — that money you've been counting on, and expecting to grow — shrink to disturbing levels in recent months.
Sep 26 - By Brian Mahoney, AP Basketball Writer
Stephon Marbury is still here and perhaps might be for a while longer.
Sep 25 - By Kevin Freking, Associated Press Writer
Federal health officials encouraged Medicare participants on Thursday to shop around for their prescription drug coverage next year because it could include significant price increases or changes regarding which drugs the plans will cover.

Sep 15 - By Kevin Freking, Associated Press Writer
John McCain's health plan won't lower the ranks of the uninsured. Barack Obama's fails to curb the soaring cost of health care, meaning initial gains in helping more people buy health insurance would eventually be undermined.
Aug 19 - By Chrissie Thompson, Associated Press Writer
Michael Phelps' coach says he and his record-breaking athlete are extending their partnership from training into business, though the details are fuzzy.
Aug 12 - By Associated Press
Anheuser-Busch Cos. Inc. has released details of an enhanced retirement program that will be offered to certain employees as the brewer looks to cut costs.
Aug 10 - By Dave Carpenter, AP Personal Finance Writer
Corporate America may have turned its back on traditional pensions but it appears to be embracing 401(k)s more than ever.