Aug 21 (Reuters) - The benchmark U.S. S&P 500 stock index ended up slightly on Monday after two days of declines, though a drop in oil prices weighed on energy shares and tensions between the United States and North Korea kept investors on edge.

Cooke Aquaculture, which controversially farms Atlantic salmon in Puget Sound waters where native chinook salmon are officially endangered, suffered a disaster on Saturday afternoon, about 4 p.m.

Trading was heavy with 181K shares changing hands in the last trading session. Volume was up 192.54% over the stocks average daily volume.

Trading volume for Navios Maritime Midstream Partn was 181K on Wednesday. Trading volume was up 192.54% over the stocks average daily volume.

It costs an average $706 every month to own a new vehicle in the U.S. in 2017, according to a study released Wednesday by the American Automobile Association.

Electric vehicles are cheaper than conventional cars to maintain, but they're more expensive upfront and lose value at a much faster pace over time, according to a new study.

Harley-Davidson is betting big on cruisers. The Milwaukee motorcycle company has turned eight of its bestselling Dyna bikes into new Softail bikes, hoping to attract new riders to the brand and keep current riders riding longer.

NEWBURY, N.H. - Some New Hampshire residents are speaking out against the new owner of a popular ski resort, saying the company's past legal troubles raise concerns about whether it can be trusted to manage the facility that dates to the 1950s.

Motorcycle enthusiasts find a space for their prized possessions outside a cafe in 1960. - Keystone Features/Getty Images. Listen To The Story.

State Rep. John Nygren and state Sen. Alberta Darling listen to the testimony of Secretary Scott Neitzel of the Department of Administration during a state Legislature Joint Committee on Finance public hearing on the Foxconn incentives bill Tuesday at ...