Governor Robert Bentley on Monday announced that Alabama exports closed out calendar year 2012 at a record-breaking total of $19.5 billion in the value of goods exported, an increase of 9.36 percent from the 2011 total.

Two upcoming Blu-Ray home video releases will continue the release of the enduring “Star Trek” television legacy on high definition, in April.

Mattress Firm finds new home in the Wiregrass.

Out with the iron -- in with the cat.

Cargo containers can do more than just hold stuff.

Florida could soon join the line of other states trying to get online retailers to collect the state's sales tax.

Train your brain, save your family through time, and survive in the future in the latest video game releases for the week of February 4th, 2013.

A Disney classic, an airborne drama and the final release of a beloved 90s classic highlight some of the home video releases for February 5th.

The City of East Cleveland, Ohio's traffic camera ticketing company has billed the United States Postal Service for hundreds of dollars in traffic violations.

Sony is poised to unveil the next PlayStation in New York City on Feb. 20.

Nintendo's president says the Japanese video-game maker will get back into operating profitability next fiscal year at more than 100 billion yen ($1 billion), and is ruling out price cuts for the new Wii U home console to boost sales.

An assortment of notable home video releases hitting shelves on January 29th, 2013 run the gamut from animated adventures of ponies, in addition to horror movies for both children and adults.

Barnes & Noble Inc., which has seven stores in Alabama including two in metro Birmingham, is planning to shutter up to a third of its stores over the next 10 years, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Family members say David Kime "lived by his own rules" so it's only fitting he'd have it his way on the way to the cemetery...

Two New Jersey men have sued Subway, saying the world's biggest fast-food chain has been shorting them on its so-called footlong sandwiches.

An Arizona-based trade association is warning of a "tomato cliff".

A newspaper is reporting that Amazon.com is not collecting sales tax from Georgia shoppers despite a new state law designed to snag the money from the world's biggest online retailer.

Deep Space Industries says it aims to begin sending unmanned "scout probes" to asteroids as soon as 2015.

Google's sales soared in the fourth quarter as clicks on ads exploded, boosted by mobile searches -- but the amount that advertisers paid Google for those clicks continued to slip.

The US Postal Service is upping the cost of a stamp by a penny to 46 cents for a letter and 33 cents for a postcard.

The nations largest retailer will soon open it's smallest store on a college campus.

There's nothing like feeling the wind off lake Michigan on a winter day in Chicago.

Some notable home video releases for the week ran the gamut from action/thriller to adult comedy to superhero to anime.

UnitedHealth CEO Stephen Hemsley is warning analysts not to assume that the insurer will participate widely in a key health care overhaul coverage expansion that unfolds later this year.

A new lifeline announced today for homeowners facing foreclosure.