Nine current and former Hawaii state employees accused of accepting free golf games from contractors and others doing business with their agencies have agreed to pay a total of almost $35,000 in administrative penalties.

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Portland has reached a possible settlement in its trademark dispute with Pabst, the beer rejuvenated by the city’s turn-of-the-century hipsters.

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Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson Inc. says Matt Levatich will become the company’s president and CEO on May 1.

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Caesars Entertainment Corp. says it has hired former Hertz rental car CEO Mark Frissora to take over as chief executive, effective July 1.

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The family of a Washington state woman who was grazed in the head by a bullet says they can’t prove it came from the neighboring shooting range, but a metal detector turned up more than a pound of bullets in their yard.

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Officials say Ford Motor Co. will create an additional 900 jobs in Missouri to build the next-generation F-150 pickup.

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One of the top attacks cyber-criminals now use against businesses is the ‘drive-by download.’ Here is what you need to know.

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U.S. companies hired at a solid pace last month, a private survey found, the latest sign of steady improvement in the job market.

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Auto financing company Ally Financial says that Michael Carpenter, who became the company’s CEO about a year after Ally was bailed out by the federal government, is retiring and stepping down from the board of directors.

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A Utah lawmaker has revived a proposal to raise the age for legal tobacco purchases to 21, despite the bill’s failure in the Senate last year.

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