ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Presidential rivals Barack Obama and John McCain clashed over how to boost the ailing U.S. economy on Monday, with Obama pushing for a new stimulus package to help homeowners and McCain pressing for low income taxes and incentives fo

WASHINGTON - Make more than $250,000 a year? Watch out. Barack Obama wants to raise your income taxes. Social Security taxes, too.     Run a corporation?

It is a struggle faced by most small businesses; how to stay afloat in today's declining economy? That struggle is even more difficult when the business depends on disposable income. Our Katie Morse tells us how one local shop is making due.

Hardly a stump speech goes by in this final week of the presidential campaign without the candidates making direct appeals for the votes of the country's more than 26 million small-business owners.

HAMPTON and#8212; The New Hampshire State Primary is uncontested for most candidates, but November’s general election is sure to promise many heated battles between Democrats and Republicans.