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A US man goes to extreme lengths to get his cash back after his canine feasts on five $100 bills.

Intelligence suggests a North Korean missile test may happen soon as the US Secretary of State heads to Seoul for crisis talks.

Obama, first lady earned less than 2012 than prior years in office, paid $112k in income taxes

If you don't spend much time online, and if you're older than most college students, you may have missed the thousands of teens and 20-somethings who were running around the country this week with red "X" marks on their ...

As the vice president of video game retailer GameStop's mobile business, Joe Gorman has overseen the burgeoning electronics trade-in business as well as the sales of gaming tablets. Thanks in part to the wave of trade-in...

As the world waits and watches for an expected North Korean ballistic missile test, the U.S. and its allies are prepared to respond if necessary.

Isa Soares travels to Northern Portugal where the county's shoe industry is going from strength to strength.

Thomas Prendergast, the head of the New York City's bus and subway system and a former Long Island Rail Road president, has been hand-picked by...

The Exploratorium, San Francisco's hands-on science and technology learning museum, is set to open up next week in its brand new location at Pier 15 right on the Bay, and we got the chance to head inside a few days early...

Kareem Serageldin, a former senior trader at Credit Suisse, admitted in court on Friday that he fraudulently inflated the value of mortgage bonds as the housing market collapsed.

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Totals suggest that the organization may struggle to raise the kind of resources that the president was able to rely on during his campaigns.

Hard times for dead-tree booksellers Sales of standalone e-readers might be declining, but ebooks make up a growing portion of sales for US book publishers, according to the latest stats from the Association of American ...

From NYC's micro apartments to one couple's 140-square-foot home, small living spaces are the "it" trend in home design. And now it seems they've made their way over to Europe. First reported on by Wired, American archit...

Fresh from "the cruellest last kick" he has suffered in football - Shaun Maloney's stoppage-time equaliser for Wigan last weekend - Harry Redknapp desperately requires a remedy at Goodison Park. QPR are seven points adri...

For nearly a decade William I. Koch, the billionaire coal and petroleum magnate, has spent millions of dollars waging a legal crusade against wine counterfeiting. Today he scored a major victory when a federal jury in Ma...

Given continuing downward momentum, commodity investors should tread carefully. As many major stock market averages cling near all-time highs, commodity and mining investors are feeling acutely heightened pain. Some mine...

Business networking site LinkedIn did make a few quick rounds sometime in the middle of March this year concerning the possibility of them purchasing Pulse News for a cool $90 million. Well, I guess as with all other goo...

"I see a beautiful city and a brilliant people rising from this abyss, and, in their struggles to be truly free, in their triumphs and...

If you've ever tried to organize a video game night for kids or adults, you know finding enough controls and couch space, along with games that everyone can agree on, is a bit of a challenge. Thankfully, GameTruck offers...

Today the NLRB has no teeth, but if H.R. 1120 has its way, tomorrow it might not survive. A vote for H.R. 1120 is a vote to send this country to a pre-1935 era, before the National Labor Relations Act.

Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs had some interesting commentary on the deficit the other day. You'll recognize the sectoral balances chart in his work as he's one of the few analysts on Wall Street who seems to really appre...