Orders for U.S. capital goods advanced more than forecast in December, showing businesses were adjusting investment plans amid prospects for stronger economic growth. Bookings for non-military equipment excluding planes climbed 0.8 percent after increasing an upwardly revised 1.5 percent in November, data from the Commerce Department showed Friday. Orders for all durable goods -- items meant to last at least three years -- unexpectedly fell 0.4 percent due to a slump in the volatile military aircraft category. More demand for capital goods, including machinery, electrical gear and communications equipment, is a sign ... (full story)