The FBI has reversed its advice for computer users trying to protect themselves against serious flaws in the latest version of Windows: Applying the free fix from Microsoft Corp. is adequate, after all.
Government regulators have announced that the cost of a round-trip ticket will rise as much as $10 next month as airline passengers begin paying for security improvements.
Swedish automaker Saab announced Thursday it is recalling 6,351 of its 2002 model 9-5 cars to inspect the front-wheel suspension because of a defect that could affect the steering.
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., chairman of the Governmental Affairs investigations subcommittee, said his committee will within weeks subpoena documents from Enron's board of directors.
Tyson Foods Inc. awarded its chief executive officer a $2.1 million bonus for the latest fiscal year amid troubles over the purchase of meatpacker IBP and a federal indictment accusing Tyson of smuggling illegal aliens to work in its plants.
Microsoft and lawyers from nine states will argue in court next week over the company's request for extra time to produce evidence in the antitrust case against the software giant.
With attention focused on the launch of euro cash, the European Central Bank left its key interest rate unchanged Thursday for the dozen countries using the new currency.
