A credit card services company will receive about $1.3 million in job training subsidies from New Mexico for expanding its operations to a call center in Rio Rancho.

The New York City Department of Education is making the morning-after-pill available to high school girls at 13 public schools.

Computerized medical records were supposed to cut costs. Now the Obama administration is warning hospitals that might be tempted to use the technology for gaming the system.

Shares of Paychex Inc. fell before Tuesday's opening bell after disappointing revenue from the payroll and employee services provider, highlighting several analysts' concerns about the company's ability to grow amid high U.S. unemployment.

American Airlines says it expects to avoid laying off any flight attendants after 2,205 of them signed up for severance payments.

President Barack Obama cast Mitt Romney on Thursday as an out-of-touch challenger for the White House and an advocate of education cuts that could cause teacher strikes to spread from Chicago to other cities.

New census figures show that nearly 21 percent of New Yorkers lived in poverty last year.

Hundreds of University of Vermont employees have voted in favor of union representation but haven't given a clear majority to either union on the ballot.