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By Walter Hamilton and Andrew Tangel, Los Angeles Times
By Marc Lifsher, Los Angeles Times
SACRAMENTO — California has lumber taxes, tire taxes, Internet sales taxes and insurance taxes. Now some companies are losing sleep over a...
By Chad Terhune, Los Angeles Times
About 5 million Californians got a first glimpse at what they might pay next year under the federal healthcare law. For many, that coverage will...
By David Lazarus
Wen Chao received a text message on her iPhone the other day from something called Ringtunecloud.com. It offered mobile content, such as ring tones,...
By Neela Banerjee, Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is expected to propose new rules Friday that would slash the amount of sulfur in gasoline, one of the most...
By Andrew Tangel
NEW YORK -- Attorneys have asked a federal judge to set aside hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors' record $616-million settlement for investors -- and not...
By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
Wounded soldiers and veterans can now go through airport screening gates without removing their shoes, hats or light jackets, the Transportation...
By Richard Verrier
Like the sluggish box office, the jobs picture in Hollywood isn't looking pretty so far this year.
By Joe Flint
FX is going to try to clone itself.
By Steven Zeitchik
The soldiers of "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" will unleash havoc this weekend, stopping some cavemen dead in their tracks.
By Tiffany Hsu, Los Angeles Times
Just like its popular Duncan Hines cake mixes, packaged foods company Pinnacle Foods Inc. is on the rise after raising $580 million in an initial...
Associated Press
Panasonic Corp.'s president said the company will persist with trying to fix its money-losing TV business and would exit the fiercely competitive...
Bloomberg News
Ford Motor Co. vehicles are subject to unintentionally accelerating and lack fail-safe measures to prevent crashes, according to a lawsuit seeking...
By Stuart Pfeifer
Divorce can hurt the pocketbook in ways that some people don’t expect.
By Adolfo Flores
California could lose more than 26,000 jobs as a result of a tax provision in the federal healthcare law, a small-business advocacy group said.
By Don Lee
WASHINGTON -- First-time jobless claims rose last week for the second straight week, but few analysts were worried that it signaled a shift in the...
By Salvador Rodriguez
BlackBerry posted a surprise profit in its fiscal fourth quarter and revealed it sold 1 million Z10 smartphones, which was more than what analysts...
By Stuart Pfeifer
This has been a bad couple of months for Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner, but not for the company’s stock price.
By E. Scott Reckard
By Chris O'Brien, Los Angeles Times
The backlash over Apple's redesign of Final Cut Pro video editing software two years ago was so severe that even slashing the price by $700, to $299,...
By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
A showplace of the early automotive age in downtown Los Angeles a century ago is set to be revived by new owners who have ambitious plans to turn it...
By E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times
In a push to simplify mortgage modifications, federal regulators announced a streamlined process that doesn't require borrowers to prove a hardship.
By Jerry Hirsch
In a series of vehicle debuts at the New York Auto Show on Wednesday, General Motors moved to shore up several product lines with new or updated...
By Chad Terhune
Kaiser Permanente was the only HMO to earn a top four-star rating for providing recommended care on California's annual report card, while Cigna and...
By Stuart Pfeifer
Women make better corporate leaders than men because they are more likely to make fair decisions when competing interests are at stake, a new study...
By Alejandro Lazo
New data show that new contracts signed for homes were flat in February — a sign inventory remains low in a competitive market.
By Andrea Chang
Tech start-ups often have to go out of their way to attract new software developers, typically by offering such perks as signing bonuses or the...