Feb 22: The Federal Reserve is trying to get ahead of a potential PR nightmare, as its massive annual profits are likely to turn into losses. More
Corporate earnings from Hewlett-Packard and AIG helped push stocks higher after two days of losses. Still the Nasdaq and S&P ended the week lower.
A tax advocacy group says Facebook will pay no U.S. income tax for 2012. That's because the company got a sizable tax deduction from stock options it paid to its employees.
Hewlett-Packard is trying hard to be more than PCs and printers, which are quickly becoming obsolete. But the path to reinvention has been slow.
The ailing eurozone economy will shrink further in 2013, making it harder still for governments to reduce borrowing and promising further misery for millions of unemployed.
The retailer has sold out of some firearms due to the rush of gun sales after the presidential election and Sandy Hook tragedy.
Few have anything nice to say about the $85 billion in budget cuts set to take effect March 1, and for good reason. They are indiscriminate, slash at the smallest piece of the budget and miss the big drivers of the debt.
Home sales stay strong even as prices post their biggest jump since days of the housing boom.
Small businesses have been spending less freely lately because they're concerned about gas prices, taxes and the economy, according to one key barometer -- Wal-Mart's Sam's Club sales.
It's one thing to steal $50 million worth of diamonds and make a getaway. How do you sell them without getting busted? Experts say the answer starts with the diamonds themselves.
U. S. stocks declined for a second straight day Thursday amid ongoing weakness in Europe, a slew of economic reports and quarterly results from Wal-Mart.
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