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Israel's ground offensive in Gaza and a dispute between Ukraine and Russia over gas imports pushed oil prices above $47 a barrel today, but some analysts say there's more than just unrest in the Middle East behind the rally.
A former Boeing employee will spend five months in prison and five months on home confinement for vandalizing a $24 million military helicopter during his last shift on a suburban Philadelphia assembling line.
Tyson Foods says its president and chief executive, Dick Bond, is stepping down immediately and will be replaced on an interim basis by former chairman and chief executive Leland Tollett.
The Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce is conducting a wage and benefit survey. The survey covers wage ranges for Reno County businesses in manufacturing, retail, health care, service and nonprofit sectors. It requests information on company benefit packages, including health and life insurance, vacation and leave allowance.
Apple Inc. founder Steve Jobs, a survivor of pancreatic cancer whose gaunt appearance in the past year has alarmed the Mac and iPod lovers who look to him as an oracle, said Monday he has an easily treated hormone imbalance and will remain in charge of the company.
Caution returned to Wall Street Monday as investors gave back some gains from last week's rally even as they found encouragement from President-elect Barack Obama's calls for an economic stimulus package.
Kansas' business conditions fell for the third month in a row, according to a Creighton University survey of supply managers released today.
New orders for non-military aircraft fell a seasonally-adjusted 37.7 percent between October and November, following an 8.7 percent drop the month before, according to a preliminary estimate by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Wall Street began the new year optimistically today as investors brushed off a weaker-than-expected report on manufacturing and sent stocks higher.
The company that developed Kansas City's new downtown entertainment district finished its first full year of operations in the city with a lawsuit over tax assessments.
One year ago Friday, crude prices eclipsed the once unfathomable price of $100 a barrel for the first time, a day largely lost to history because of the year that followed.
The number of laid-off workers continuing to draw unemployment benefits has surged again, as finding new jobs becomes even more difficult amid a deepening recession.
A Missouri appeals court ruled that a Kansas payday lender can't prevent customers from filing class-action lawsuits over its lending practices.
The annual Women Managing the Farm Conference has been set for Feb. 12-14 in Hutchinson. Theme for this year's conference is "The Changing Face of Agriculture." The event will be held at the Grand Prairie Hotel and Convention Center
Copa Airlines of Panama is ordering four additional Boeing 737-800 aircraft, Copa Holdings and Boeing Co. said late Tuesday The next-generation 737s will be delivered within the next three years. In total, Copa has now ordered 13 of the planes from Chicago-based Boeing.
McClatchy Co. says it is giving the buyer of 10 acres of land it owns on Biscayne Bay in Miami more time to secure financing to complete the purchase.
The inventory of hogs and pigs on Kansas farms continues to decline, according to a report released today by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Manufacturing in the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank district weakened again in December, and firms' expectations for the future remains pessimistic.
Home prices dropped by the sharpest annual rate on record in October and there are no signs the housing pain is over, according to a closely watched index released today.
A passenger jet powered in part by vegetable oil successfully completed a two-hour flight today to test a biofuel that could lower airplane emissions and cut costs, Air New Zealand said.
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