Nina Tassler, one of the most prominent women in the television industry as CBS entertainment chairman since 2004, says she is leaving her job at the end of the year.

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State Auditor of Accounts Doug Hoffer on Tuesday issued a tough report on the state’s worker training subsidies, questioning whether taxpayers are getting their money’s worth from the Vermont Training Program.

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Americans stepped up their spending on cars, restaurant meals, groceries and clothing in August, suggesting that consumers will help sustain U.S. economic growth despite a broader global slowdown.

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General Electric Co. may move up to 500 American jobs overseas because Congress did not renew a government program that allows foreign companies to borrow money to buy U.S. products.

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Google is adding a veteran automotive executive to run its program focused on developing self-driving cars.

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Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has canceled plans Tuesday to attend the Frankfurt International Motor Show in Germany, an indication that the company may be getting close to a contract agreement with the United Auto Workers union.

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Oil and natural gas won’t be the only game in town under a new state energy policy unveiled Monday by Republican Gov. Susana Martinez.

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A Los Angeles-based international call center company has agreed to pay $600,000 to settle sexual harassment complaints by male and female employees.

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The city opened more of its community centers Monday to help Seattle parents who were scrambling for child care as a teacher strike entered its fourth day.

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Nintendo has named a long-serving executive as president following the death in July of Satoru Iwata.

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