A group that preserves and promotes the work of a deaf, self-taught Idaho artist whose creations appear in museums around the world is fighting an attempt to dismiss its copyright infringement lawsuit against an Oregon children's book author

Amid uncertainty over protections for young immigrants in the U.S. illegally, a scholarship group that recently got its biggest donation yet from Amazon chief Jeff Bezos says it's exploring ways to help students if they're deported

Employers juggle competing concerns when they're dealing with employees' mental health issues

In the hypercompetitive world of Las Vegas tourism, the staples of hotel-room technology _ a phone on a nightstand and a flat-screen TV _ don't cut it anymore

Revenue in a deep freeze: Severe winter weather hurt many small businesses like restaurants and stores

Cyprus' finance minister says 269 European Investment Bank loans to small and medium-sized businesses over the last three years have helped the economy rebound from an economic crisis nearly pushed the tiny island-nation into bankruptcy

Many police departments sell confiscated guns to raise money to buy gear, but critics say law enforcement shouldn't be putting weapons back on the street.

The vast majority of U.S. states that allow some form of medical marijuana are suddenly at risk of a crackdown after Attorney General Jeff Sessions approved federal prosecutions of marijuana lawbreakers

Small businesses ended 2017 with a hiring pop, adding 94,000 jobs last month

A San Diego man banned from Alaska Airlines for touching a flight attendant says he's a victim of discrimination against men