When a small business is involved in a lawsuit, the owner's anxiety isn't only about winning or losing; it's also about ensuring the company stays on track

The latest retail sales report from the government augurs well for small and independent retailers for the fourth quarter with one possible snag: the impact of trade tariffs

Ball State University's trustees have voted to remove the name of alumnus and Papa John's founder John Schnatter from a business institute because of his use of a racial slur

Tight labor markets and shrinking pools of talented workers makes "I'm quitting" some of the most dreaded words a small business owner can hear

Some state officials and environmental groups worry that a Trump administration directive could weaken a compromise aimed at saving an imperiled bird that lives in the American West

How did an airline worker steal a plane and what are authorities doing?

A San Francisco jury has awarded $289 million to a former school groundskeeper who claimed Monsanto's popular Roundup weed killer contributed to his terminal cancer

The billionaire behind a proposal to split California in three says he's giving up on the effort after the state Supreme Court knocked it off the November ballot

A California gas utility has reached a settlement with state and local governments to pay $120 million after the nation's largest known release of climate-changing methane drove thousands of people from their homes

Brothel owner turned politician Dennis Hof has lost his license for one of his brothels after failing to apply for a renewal and pay fees on time