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The U.S. economy grew in the third quarter for the first time in a year, beating market expectations, as consumer spending and new home-building rebounded, signaling the end of the worst recession in 70 years.

Milwaukee -- Two men who claim PepsiCo stole their idea to sell bottled water sued the snack and drink maker in Wisconsin and won a $1.26 billion judgment last month after the company didn't respond.

PURCHASE - Seeing rich, autumn sunlight replace the night's heavy rain brought Mark Bonistall to tears Sunday morning.

By Alex Palmer Bucking the rewards-cutting trend at some organizations, PepsiCo has announced the expansion of its global recognition program.

Regional economic reports on Monday suggested the U.S. economy has clambered back to levels associated with the end of recession, but recovery will be patchy and may prove fleeting.

PURCHASE - Cold, steady rain Sunday didn't stop thousands of pink-clad women from walking five miles to fight cancer.

Purchase, NY- PepsiCo is removing the iPhone application that promised to help men "score" with different types of women about a week after it was criticized for stereotyping.

Kimberly A. Gray, Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Northwestern University, will speak at Purchase College on October 29 at 7 PM, as part of the School of Natural and Social Sciences Fall Lecture Series, room 1001 Natural Sciences Building.

Debit Card Offers Enhanced Rewards, Exclusive Offers and Greater Consumer Protections Purchase, N.Y.- MasterCard Worldwide today announced that Fifth Third Bank is now issuing the World DebitTM MasterCard card, the industry's only premium debit card that provides U.S. consumers with access to enhanced rewards, unique offers and savings ...

The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the popular cult musical returns to Purchase College on October 30 and 31 in The Performing Arts Center at 8 PM.

More than 80 world-class artisans from Maine to Virginia will display their works here on Halloween weekend Sat, Oct.

PURCHASE - Mustafa Ahmed's best friend was kidnapped in Baghdad at the age of 16, never to be seen again.

Barb serves Christine with divorce papers, so Christine sues Barb for alimony at the suggestion of an aggressive lawyer.

As part of its efforts to highlight Breast Cancer Awareness this month, the Westchester County Department of Health reminds women age 40 and older to remember the importance of routine breast cancer screening.

GREENBURGH - A new partnership between the school district and a local college will provide enhanced training for teachers and real-world experience for the teachers of tomorrow.

The effort seems to be working for PepsiCo's Frito-Lay business, which posted revenue and volume gains in the third quarter.

Maximum Computer Systems, Inc., a leading IBM Business Partner and solution provider in the NYC Metro area, acquired Barsa Distribution Systems, Inc.

Linens a n Things Inc., the home- goods retailer that shuttered its stores after filing for bankruptcy last year, will appear as a brand in Canadian stores next year.

David Mackay, president and CEO of the Kellogg Company, speaks during a news conference at the National Press Club on October 5, 2009 in Washington, DC.

First-time claims for jobless benefits increased more than expected last week, a sign employers are reluctant to hire and the job market remains weak.

The mythological story of "Jason and The Argonauts" comes alive complete with action figures when the Scottish theatrical troupe Visible Changes performs its family friendly show at The Performing Arts Center at Purchase College on Oct.

U.S. consumer spending rose at its fastest pace in nearly 8 years in August, but the number of workers filing new claims for jobless benefits rose last week, indicating a weak labor market would weigh on recovery.

To raise money for its many good works in the county, Cerebral Palsy of Westchester is hosting its first showhouse, a new 25-room mansion in Purchase that's been decorated by more than 30 designers from New York and Connecticut.