For the first time in a 26 years, unemployment has hit double digits. Statistics show 10.2% of Americans are without jobs. That's nearly 16 million people.

(Washington, DC) -- The nation's unemployment rate is now at 10.2-percent.

(Detroit, MI) -- Ford Motor Company is trying out a new concept in safety - inflatable seat belts.

(Chicago, IL) -- A former General Motors executive is facing nearly six years in prison for his part in a kickback scheme that cost the automaker a reported 83-million dollars.

(Washington, DC) -- The House has approved an extension of unemployment benefits for another 14-weeks. The measure now goes to President Obama for his signature.

(Washington, DC) -- The number of American workers filing initial jobless benefits claims last week dropped by 20-thousand from the previous week to 512-thousand, the lowest figure since January.

(Washington, DC) -- A measure that would extend the eight-thousand-dollar tax credit for first-time homebuyers and would extend jobless benefits could be voted on today by the House.

Private employers continued to cut jobs in October, although the losses were less than those reported in the previous month.

(New York, NY) -- A report out today says Wall Street incentive pay will rise by about 40-percent this year.

Toyota is being criticized by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for releasing inaccurate and misleading statements saying no defects exist in the more than three-million vehicles it ...