The 10 branches of La Jolla Bank, including two in Orange County and one in Beverly Hills, will reopen Monday as branches of Pasadena-based OneWest Bank after

A widow has filed suit against Toyota in Los Angeles federal court, seeking compensation for the death of her husband in an alleged sudden unintended

Owen Van Natta, the chief executive officer of Beverly Hills-based MySpace, stepped down after just nine months on the job.

Toyota Motor Corp. was sued in Los Angeles federal court for failing to disclose to investors that there was a major design defect in the automaker's

The Los Angeles Times print edition will shrink again Monday. The paper is consolidating printing operations at its Los Angeles Ninth Street plant, and is

First Regional Bank was closed on Friday by government regulators, and its eight branches will reopen Monday as branches of First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co.

The tablet was out of the bag on Tuesday. It was all but confirmed Tuesday night that Apple is about to unveil its next big thing... A tablet e-reader that

Apple Inc. rocketed to its most profitable quarter ever over the holidays, as huge sales of the iPhone and Macintosh computers led to a nearly 50 percent jump

Apple, Inc... the company whose CEO proclaimed in 2008 that people don't read anymore... may now be poised to sweep in and school the electronic book reader

Dutch luxury car maker Spyker Cars NV is still in talks with General Motors Co. to buy its ailing Saab brand, but no deal has been reached, spokesmen for both

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Sunday it is cutting about 11,200 jobs at its Sam's Club warehouse division as it outsources in-store product sampling to marketing

The New York Times says it will charge readers for full access to its Web site starting in 2011, a risky move aimed at drawing more revenue online without

The Saudi billionaire whose investment firm is one of the biggest stakeholders in Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. said he is looking to expand his alliances with

Northrop Grumman Corp. announced plans today to move the company's corporate office from Los Angeles to the Washington, D.C. region.

Shareholders of Marvel Entertainment Inc. on Thursday approved a merger in which the company behind Spider Man, Iron Man and X-Men will become a wholly owned

A scanned version of the Best Buy Black Friday ad on BestBuy.com wishes Muslims a happy Eid al-Adha, which falls on the extended Thanksgiving weekend. Since

For most of us, pumpkin pie is as much a part of thanksgiving as turkey and dressing.

Comcast Corp. is in preliminary talks to take a 20 percent to 50 percent stake in NBC Universal and increase its ownership of the TV shows and movies it distributes to its cable

Kaiser Permanente says it is eliminating 1,850 jobs in California as the Oakland health care giant faces a drop in subscribers and shrinking reimbursements for

The Sears Tower, one of the world's iconic skyscrapers and the tallest building in the U.S., was renamed the Willis Tower on Thursday in a downtown ceremony,

The 2009 Opportunity Job Fair is offering more than a 100 employment opportunities for local job-seekers. Rick Lozano is there and has a video report.

Chrysler says it's a difficult decision, but a necessary one.  It says too many of its dealerships in the United States are competing with each other, so it's

California's chief insurance regulator says he has approved an 8 percent rate cut for State Farm auto insurance policyholders in the state.

The Walt Disney Co. says it has cut 1,900 positions at its U.S. theme parks due to the slumping economy. The majority of those were layoffs, but the company

Federal regulators on Friday seized control of two large institutions that provide wholesale financing for U.S. credit unions, a move they say was needed to

Investors fled Wall Street again, driven by worries about the nation's big banks and General Motors Corp.

U.S. stocks fell on disappointment that Obama's speech, his first major address to Congress, lacked details of his plan to rebuild the U.S. economy. Liz Habib was in Beverly Hills

Did the markets rebound after Tuesday's big drop?  We check in with David Asman from the FOX Business Network for the latest news and advice on the Wednesday

Wall Street is quiet on President's Day but the foreign markets are down.  Will this be a sign of things to come this week here in the U.S.?  We check in with

Some great bargains on flowers are still available for Valentine’s Day if you know where to look. Gina Silva reports from Downtown LA.

The Dow finished down a handful of points on Thursday but there's reason to celebrate.  Why?  Because at one point it was down over 200 and made an impressive

The post office will be getting an extra 2-cents worth when you mail a letter starting in May.

Will the passing of the stimulus package spark the Wall Street indicies to rebound from Tuesday's big dip?  We check in with David Asman from the FOX Business

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo accuses Merrill Lynch & Co. executives of corporate irresponsibility by secretly and prematurely awarding $3.6 billion in bonuses as

There is a new government website for taxpayers to find out how taxes are being spent with regards to the bank rescue plan and other bailout amounts:

It was a big downer day on the Dow, dropping nearly 400 points to close at 7888.88. We check in with David Asman from the FOX Business Network to see where

The markets stay pretty steady on Monday and we check in with David Asman from the FOX Business Network for the Monday edition of 'Your Money.'

The Dow has a rebound day on Thursday, closing back above 8,000.  We check in with David Asman from the FOX Business Network to find out the latest advice and news from Wall

The Dow dips back below 8,000 and Obama urges immediacy of the bailout.

We check in with David Asman from the FOX Business Network for the latest tips and

The motion picture industry's record-setting month at the box office may have cost it $246 million in tax breaks, as the Senate stripped a provision from the economic stimulus

With housing values dropping as much as 30 percent, the westside of LA is no longer immune to the economy.

It's everyone's favorite time on myFOXla.com in the great big world of Money and finance.  We check in with David Asman from the FOX Business Network in Thursday's edition of

What's going on with your money on Tuesday?  We check in with Chris Cotter from the FOX Business Network to see what the latest news is with the markets and

A tell-tale sign America's chips are down: States are increasingly turning to gambling to plug budget holes.

The following recalls have been announced:

The sagging economy has put a hit on plans for this year's Super Bowl, not that visitors to Tampa for the game and hundreds of millions watching on TV will be