December 1, 2012

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science, with 180,000 square feet of space and 11 exhibition halls, is opening in Dallas.

Solar parties, like Tupperware parties, are being used by solar companies to sell their products to neighbors of homeowners who have installed the arrays.

Economists say the talk in Washington of raising additional tax revenue and cutting spending would most likely depress growth in the short term.

Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray rebounded from a crushing loss and news of his father’s cancer to lead the Bulldogs to the SEC title game against Alabama on Saturday.

David Wright and the Mets agreed to a new deal Friday, but now a struggling team that has been forced to downsize needs to find a way to build around him.

Businesses like restaurants and hotels that rely heavily on low-income workers are trying to decide how to change their business models for the new health care law.

The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin reached an agreement in principle for 32 of the jets after a year of tense negotiations to lower costs.

Dozens of officials, including ward councilors, party leaders and mayors, have been killed in what has become a desperate, deadly struggle for power and its spoils.

Retail price wars online have entered a new era of speed and precision, creating a confusing landscape for shoppers in which prices leap and plummet on short notice.

Commissioner David Stern fined the Spurs $250,000 for sending home four of their starters before a game in Miami, raising a significant question for bosses everywhere: when is it unreasonable to give someone the day off?

A group that had worked to advance the prospects of youths without legal papers and helped mobilize Latinos who voted for President Obama now says it’s payback time.

Many synagogues are turning to congregants to pay for new Torahs and are raising extra money by sponsoring the writing of sections, words or a single letter.