Biggest Interisland Shipper Increases Rates

Hawaii's biggest interisland shipper has asked the Public Utilities Commission for permission to hike its interisland shipping rates by 17.9 percent.

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CEO pay: These guys made how much?

Here's a list of chief executives who oversaw monumental failures that led the nation's financial system to the edge, but were still able to walk away with big payouts.

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Cost of oil leading to some leaner companies

Conventional wisdom had long held that some industries would collapse if oil topped $100 a barrel. As oil neared $150, sending costs higher for everything from jet fuel to plastic jars, the question was how many companies would succumb.

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Living longer in America

What's your chance of living to a very old age? That can depend on where and when you were born.

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Frozen yogurt is cool again

Leonardo DiCaprio has a Red Mango yogurt machine in his office. Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan have been photographed clutching Pinkberry yogurt cups while ducking the paparazzi.

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'Pineapple Express' is bong-gone hilarious

You don't have to be high to laugh non-stop at "Pineapple Express," the latest offering from Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen. Prepare to make room for the DVD on your stoner-comedy shelf between "Up in Smoke" and your hackey-sack collection.

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At 38, does Favre have anything left in tank?

Expert: Judging from the Packers actions, they must believe Favre's NFL career will end as badly as his Packers career did.

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More college cafeterias dump food trays

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Shoppers waste money on bad apples

As fruit and vegetable prices soar, you can save money by taking some extra time in the produce aisle to make sure bad apples aren't sneaking into your grocery cart.

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The market for skinny laptops gets fat

Ultra-mobile notebooks��represent a small, but growing,� segment of the PC market finding favor with� American consumers, as well as� those in countries like China, India and Japan.

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Popular fish has wrong kind of fatty acids

Farm-raised tilapia, one of the most highly consumed fish in the U.S., has low levels of the beneficial omega-3 fatty acids and very high levels of omega-6 fatty acids, a potentially dangerous combination, researchers say.

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Oil boom? Don't tell it to the Saudi on the street

Sultan al-Mazeen recently stopped at a gas station to fill up his SUV, paying 45 cents a gallon - about one-tenth what Americans pay these days.

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