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Ben Potter, an anthropologist from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and colleagues found ancient chum salmon bones from 11,500 years ago at the Upward Sun River site, where excavations also yielded human dwellings, human remains and tools.

This suggests that Ice Age humans were open to eating more than just mammoths.

The interior of Alaska was not glaciated during the last ice age, which was waning as humans migrated into North America, Finney said.

Paul Norman, president of Kellogg North America, said the reformulation decision was part of broader efforts to revitalize the cereal category in the US. Excluding currency impact, Kellogg’s Asian, Latin American and European snack business posted sales growth, while the...

Excluding certain costs, second-quarter earnings were 92 cents a share, in-line with the FactSet consensus of 92 cents.

The automaker recorded its best quarterly profit in automotive in 15 years.

The second largest U.S. automaker posted second-quarter earnings of 47 cents per share, up from 40 cents a share in the year-earlier period.