Sarah McCammon

The IRS is canceling its Monday furlough day because it has managed to cut costs enough to avoid it.

A heat wave covering the Midwest and Northeast is expected to peak today -- and with it, demand for electricity to power air conditioning. People may be asked to conserve, but power grids expect they'll meet demand.

The virus is deadly for piglets less than a week old. Suspected to come from China, it does not affect humans.

The greeting card company’s founding family is trying to take American Greetings private. It’s been hit by e-cards, like most paper products companies.

Trains increasingly carry crude from oil fields in the middle of the U.S. to refineries on the coasts.

In an effort to get it passed, some in Congress want to split the food-stamps part of the bill from the farm subsidy part.

As hipsters demand more Pabst Blue Ribbon, restaurants and bars raise prices.

Staffing cuts at the Department of Health and Human Services mean fewer cases of Medicare, Medicaid fraud are investigated.

Consumers are expected to keep snapping up cars and trucks, due in part to the improving housing market.

Based on U.S. Census data, hundreds of thousands of gay and lesbian couples are living together in the U.S. but not yet married -- a big market opportunity for wedding planners and vendors.