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Here's how you can defend your job when you're meeting with your boss and he or she gives you an ultimatum.

To fans' surprise, the comedian tweeted that she isn't 'making the show anymore.'          

For a third straight quarter, the home-improvement retailer noted that strength in appliances lifted comps by 50 basis points.

Wikimedia Commons China is promising big paychecks in an effort to lure experienced foreign pilots to the country to meet skyrocketing air-travel demand. As the world's fastest-growing aviation market, China will have 7,...

Billionaire Bill Gates has said he reads about a book a week. We sifted through years of his book recommendations to find 12 that made especially strong impressions on him.

The US government is suing Harley-Davidson for violating federal air pollution laws, Bloomberg first reported. The lawsuit alleges that the motorcycle maker's "Screamin’ Eagle" after-market engine tuners are emissions-...

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Love did an impromptu performance of Hole's "Never Go Hungry".

One of the biggest stories over the past few years has been the strong dollar. But that may be about to change, according to the latest technical analysis from Nautilus Investment Research's Tom Leveroni and Shourui Tian...

State Farm / Flickr As smartphones continue to displace desktop for more digital activities, mobile marketing is in the midst of an important transition. More time is increasingly being spent on mobile devices. BI Intell...

The band will celebrate the reissue of their debut LP, We Care a Lot.

Donald Trump is back in the Tar Heel state. The Republican presidential nominee is scheduled to host a rally Thursday night in Charlotte, North Carolina. The event is set to start at 7:30 p.m. EDT at the Charlotte Conven...

Apple is expected to announce the latest iteration of their iPhone on September 7, and the device is expected to hit stores on September 23. While nothing is official until Tim Cook steps on stage, there are plenty of ru...

Joe Raedle / Getty Images According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 138 million people are employed in the US. We recently sifted through the BLS's Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates survey to see the ...

Shaukat Aziz was the prime minister of Pakistan from 2004 to 2007. Prior to that he served five years as finance minister and 30 years in the top ranks of Citibank. He also co-chaired a United Nations reform commission s...

AP JCPenney says it stands to profit from turmoil in the retail industry that's causing Sears and Macy's to shut down stores.  In an interview with CNBC on Wednesday, JCPenney CEO Marvin Ellison revealed the bright s...

Three months after its last offer was spurned, Gannett Co. is reportedly back with an increased bid to buy Tronc Inc., the newspaper chain formerly known as Tribune Publishing, which owns the Los Angeles Times. Gannett l...

The economy is expanding fairly quickly and wages are rising, says Michael Brush.

Thomson Reuters United Continental Holdings said on Thursday it appointed a new chief financial officer and chief commercial officer in the first major management shakeup since Oscar Munoz took over as chief executive of...

Just days after Comedy Central announced its plan to pull the plug on “The Nightly Show,” Larry Wilmore got candid about the cancellation.  The host told The New York Times that filming the show’s final days fel...

Once upon a time, nearly 100 years ago, a real boy named Christopher Robin sat in his room and played with five dolls: a toy bear, donkey, kangaroo, pig and tiger. That boy was English author A.A. Milne’s son, and tho...

A spokesman for South Sudan's opposition and rebel group says that their leader Riek Machar has fled the country. …