New York -- U.S. markets rose Wednesday with technology stocks leading the way for the second consecutive trading session.

New York -- U.S. markets, which got a boost when the latest unemployment figures were announced, struggled to post gains Monday.

Atlanta -- AT&T officials said they are asking the Georgia Public Service Commission for permission to stop delivering the white pages in 18 areas of the state.

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New York, January 14 -- Latest figures from RealtyTrac show that U.S. foreclosure filing rose by 21 percent last year. The online foreclosure marketplace said figures for 2009 went as high as 2.82 million.

Cambridge -- Market research firm Forrester predicted Tuesday U.S. spending on technology will rebound this year after sliding sharply in 2009.

New York -- U.S. markets slid early Tuesday after the Commerce Department said the U.S. trade gap grew sharply in November.

Do we have the Federal Reserve to thank for the recent stock rally? The only logical answer is yes, according to TrimTabs, a research firm that tracks money flows in and out of the stock market. As I read the title of their report, I thought it might be a mad-hatter conspiracy theory, but the analysis is rather compelling. If they are correct, it could have significant implications for the longevity of the powerful rally that lifted the market from its March lows last year.

New York, January 6 -- Television’s biggest players ESPN, IMAX, Discovery and Sony announced Tuesday their plans to enter the 3-D television market.