Corporate travel and ticket sales of premium seats are down. Overall demand is weak. And fuel prices are rising — again. The one-two-three punch could be bad news for consumers this fall, as airlines face pressure to raise fares or cut more capacity to cover their costs.

A federal judge has dismissed consumer lawsuits alleging milk bought from Aurora Organic Dairy didn’t meet standards for being labeled organic.

Americans saw $1.3 trillion of wealth vaporize in the first quarter of 2009, as the stock market and home values continued to decline, according to a government report released Thursday.

NEW YORK—-Subheadline of release should read: Other Guests Include Mayor Bloomberg And President of Hearst Magazines Cathie Black

State officials expressed optimism about getting federal help for Delaware’s automobile workers after meeting Thursday with representatives of the Obama administration.

State officials expressed optimism about getting federal help for Delaware’s automobile workers after meeting Thursday with representatives of the Obama administration.

Exxon Mobil will partner with TransCanada to help build a massive pipeline capable of bringing natural gas from Alaska to the lower 48 states, the companies said Thursday.

CDC Corp. said Thursday it has seen a 45 percent rise in average daily revenue from its multiplayer online game “Yulgang” since the latest update for the game was released.

Shares of Citi Trends Inc. rose on Thursday after an analyst said the retailer, which focuses on urban apparel, has the potential to double its store base and upgraded the stock.

Shares of the nation’s homebuilders slid Thursday afternoon after a report showed May home foreclosure rates remained at elevated levels, causing one analyst to speculate that surging unemployment and rising interest rates could cripple chances of a quick housing recovery.