The jelly bean maker Jelly Belly is closing its corporate-commercial operations in Fairfield, Calif., and laying off 69 employees, a WARN notice said.

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A Tesla facility that's projected to bring at least 1,500 jobs to the Houston area over the next three years has started hiring, as first reported by the Houston Business Journal. Waller County ...

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In the selection of specialty coffees, those that score above 80 points in blind tests are free of physical and sensory defects. Greenish-colored beans are known to give the drink an astringent taste, ...

Chinese scientists have developed a remarkable machine that could revolutionize how humans build structures on the moon. The device works like a 3D printer powered by concentrated sunlight, turning ...

Eleven people across 10 states have become ill with a strain of salmonella that matches a strain found in two frozen sprouted bean products, Deep brand Sprouted Mat (moth beans) and Deep brand ...

On June 13, President Donald Trump issued an order authorizing the acquisition of U. S. Steel Corporation by the Japanese corporation Nippon Steel, ending an eighteen-month saga over the company’s ...

IMPERIAL — A new kind of energy boost is brewing in Imperial. On Wednesday, July 9, the Coffee Bean Factory will officially open its doors at 2415 La Brucherie Road, offering a fresh take on the local ...

How do you please the indecisive, the reckless, the ambitious and the ever changing and diverse population of Gainesville? The answer: Open a burrito restaurant. No, not a restaurant — a factory.