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American Axle posts $644.3M 2Q loss, citing strike
American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. said Friday it posted a $644.3 million second-quarter loss, blaming a nearly three-month-long strike that crippled production as well as charges related to a new labor agreement.
Beers with more alcohol, flavor gain market share
Tucked in a corner at the Deschutes Brewery, barrels that once aged fine wines and whiskeys are nurturing beverages that are challenging drinkers to think of beer more like wine.
Beers with more alcohol, flavor gain market share
Tucked in a corner at the Deschutes Brewery, barrels that once aged fine wines and whiskeys are nurturing beverages that are challenging drinkers to think of beer more like wine.
2 killed in synchronized bomb explosions in India
Seven synchronized small bombs shook India's high-tech hub Friday, killing two people and wounding at least five others, officials said.
SKorea's Kia 2Q profit rises 40 pct
South Korea's Kia Motors said Friday that its second-quarter profit rose 40 percent as its revenue edged up even though it sold fewer vehicles.
Today in History - July 25
Today is Friday, July 25, the 207th day of 2008. There are 159 days left in the year.
Creators of Scrabble knockoff on Facebook sued
T-R-O-U-B-L-E could loom for a Scrabble knockoff that has become one of the most popular activities on Facebook.  Attacks kill 9 in Kashmir, including mom, 4 kidsA suspected Islamic militant threw a hand grenade at a group of migrant laborers in Indian Kashmir, killing a woman and her four children Thursday in one of two attacks that claimed a total of nine lives in the disputed Himalayan region.
Dolly destroys Texas cotton, sorghum crops
Hurricane Dolly probably doomed South Texas's cotton and sorghum crops already damaged by heavy rains earlier in the summer. But analysts said the loss, while devastating for local producers, will have only a short-term effect on the markets.
Thieves stealing manhole covers in San Luis
More than two dozen manhole and water-valve covers have been stolen from San Luis streets over the past month, and officials are concerned about the safety hazards posed by the gaping holes.
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