Micron’s chief financial officer, will retire next year, the chipmaker announced.

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State figures show that Oregon employers went on a hiring spree this fall, adding nearly 10,000 jobs in October.

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A group of professional engineers say in a report slated for release Tuesday that Montana schools, wastewater treatment facilities and other infrastructure have slid into disrepair and are in need of investment.

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Open enrollment for the second phase of President Barack Obama’s health care law opened over the weekend with less fanfare than the original rollout that was plagued by computer glitches.

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A legal battle between Nevada’s highly regulated taxi industry and ride-sharing company Uber has gotten complicated as two state judges laid claim to hearing the same case.

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Pay phones on New York City streets would become a thing of the past under a plan announced Monday that would replace them with stand-alone devices offering free Wi-Fi and nationwide phone calls as well as mobile phone charging capability.

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One of Alaska’s most active volcanos has calmed down since spewing ash up to 35,000 feet into the air over the weekend, but scientists said Monday the volcano has a pattern of prolonged eruptions of varying intensity.

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Mississippi appears to be the favored location for a proposed $1.2 billion aluminum mill that would hire 650 or more workers to supply aluminum for auto bodies.

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A system Congress established to speed help to Americans harmed by vaccines has instead heaped additional suffering on thousands of families, The Associated Press has found.

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Weld County employers are struggling to fill openings amid the oil and gas boom, with the jobless rate hovering under 4 percent.

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