Raises $19 Billion So Far; Could Still be Largest-Ever After \"Greenshoe\" Option

Environmentalists Plan to Sue Company for Unleashing Toxins, Including Cancer-Causing Agents, from Largest U.S. Refinery

As millions of Americans on the East coast swelter in a dangerous heat wave, can the supply of the power keep up with the demand? Jeff Glor reports.

Market Closes Up 57 Points after Traders Searched for Beaten-Down Stocks

Africans Use Detergent, Water and Clothespins to Keep Aging, Smelly Currency Notes in Circulation

Planned Two-Cent Increase Comes as Agency Hemorrhages Money; New Prices Take Effect in January

Citing Credit Squeeze, Wal-Mart\'s Warehouse Chain will Loan up to $25,000 to Qualifying Members

Old-fashioned Bartering Goes Hi-Tech, Can Get You Great Deals on Wide Range of Items, Services

Two-Thirds of U.S. Counties See Improved Economic Health, but Slower Pace of Recovery Raises Concerns

Company\'s Statement is Good News for Investors whose Holdings Would Be Diluted by Larger Stock Base

Agrees With Antitrust Regulators Over Irish Airline\'s Hostile Bid for Aer Lingus, But Won\'t Order Sell-Off of Stake

Agency Lost Nearly $4B Last Year, Despite Laying off 40,000 Workers

Automaker Adjusted Faulty Engine Part in 2008 but Made No Move to Repair Already Sold Vehicles, Company Official Says

Erica Hill spoke with business correspondent Rebecca Jarvis about websites where users swap items with each other without the exchange of money.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Battered by massive losses, the Postal Servicewants to raise rates to bring in more money.      Postal officials scheduled a briefing Tue..

Workers Seek Job Security; Shippers Claim Demands Not Based on Whether There is Need for Workers

People in the Oyster Trade Suffer, From the Oystermen to the Drivers to Restaurateurs

Sales Are Up In 2010 But Still Lag Behind Pre-Recession Levels

What are Makerbots? Inventor Bre Pettis talks about how a Makerbot is like Ikea furniture, why it may be the next personal computer, and the rewards of making your own toys.

Having a computer on your desk once seemed like science fiction, but now they\'re just about everywhere. Could the ability to CREATE anything, with a machine smaller than a television, be far away? John Bentley has the story.