During his career, Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. boss Richard Kinzel has gone from managing hot dog stands on the midway at Cedar Point to now running the North America's third-largest amusement park chain.

Canada's biggest natural gas company said Sunday it is splitting into two separate energy companies: a fully integrated oil company and a natural gas company.

It couldn't have been a nice way to wake up on a cold spring day.

The boat glides under the Michigan Avenue bridge and heads into the heart of the city, as the shimmering white Wrigley Building and neo-Gothic Tribune Tower rise to the north.

The Oregon Department of Energy says the state will need more natural gas but needn't rely on the imported liquefied product.

Auto parts maker Delphi Corp. reported Friday that it lost more money in the first quarter than it did a year ago, but that an expanded credit line will still allow it to emerge intact from bankruptcy protection.

In his nostalgic look back at his career as a steamboat pilot in "Life on the Mississippi," Mark Twain described the difficult task of navigating the river in the pre-Civil War era.

There isn't anything metropolitan about this tiny unincorporated town in southwest Wyoming, where a few single-family homes and a volunteer fire station stand against a skyline of snowcapped mountains.

A new technical center to rebuild engines for Mazda is open.

Illinois Tool Works Inc., a conglomerate known for making dozens of mostly small acquisitions every year, landed an agreement for its biggest deal since 1999 on Thursday when British restaurant equipment supplier Enodis PLC accepted its $2 billion buyout.