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One couponing website is pushing the concept of “OctoNovemCember,” merging the fall holidays of Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece expects to agree a new austerity package with its lenders and for the EU and IMF to bridge their differences on how to cut the country's debt by the time EU leaders meet on October 18-19, Greek ...

Australian sneaks in ahead of Red Bull teammate to claim pole for Sunday's Korean Grand Prix in Yeongam.

Federal Trade Commission staffers ready to recommend agency sue web search giant for alleged antitrust law violations.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Earnings season is heating up, but investors' feet are getting cold.

Technology is infusing the workplace, so people need to be more proficient to do what's needed.

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom aims to complete the merger of its T-Mobile U.S. unit with MetroPCS between April and June 2013, Chief Financial Officer Timotheus Hoettges told a German newspaper.

At the end of a three-day meeting in Tokyo, the members of the International Monetary Fund warned that debt crises in developed countries were dragging down growth in emerging markets.

Among the large industrialized countries, only Japan and the United States are forecast to grow more than 2 percent this year, and even then just barely.

The president of the European Council has proposed creating a separate budget for the euro zone, perhaps equipped with a central treasury and borrowing powers.

Social Security benefits are the bedrock of retirement security, and planning for couples can be tricky.

It was only about 100 yards, but it was a huge publicity coup for Toyota

Financial advisers move from investment firm to investment firm all the time, but that does not mean their clients should move their money, too.

Tyson has been feeling pressure from animal welfare activists, who have urged the company to move away from cramped cages for pregnant pigs.

Thousands of homes were renovated using drywall from China, which is claimed to have emitted troubling odors, caused appliances to not work and brought on health problems.

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso says the timing was appropriate for the EU's Nobel Peace Prize win.

CNN's Max Foster talks to Jose Manuel Barroso, who calls the EU one of the greatest conflict resolution mechanisms ever.

Environmentalists have taken to treetops in Winnsboro, Tex., to try to block bulldozers building the southern leg of the controversial Keystone XL pipeline.

In a weak housing market, with banks more cautious about lending, the role of the appraiser has taken on more importance.

CNN's Richard Quest visits a reusable diaper business in Spain that is doing it's best to survive these economic times.

For investigators preparing a recommendation that the government sue, a main line of inquiry has been whether Google has manipulated its search results to favor its products.