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Many of the "quotes" frequently attributed to Thomas Jefferson — the third president of the U.S. — are total nonsense.  The good people at Monticello have pored through T.J.'s writings to try to demonstrate that a l...

Total steel exports by India during the last fiscal stood at 5.59 MT, as against imports of 5.44 MT, a report said

Soon, China will begin limiting how many tourists can visit the Forbidden City in Beijing.  The former Imperial Palace sees about 7 million visitors each year, and officials think that's just too many people. Worried ...

Don't Use Someone Behind Bars to Do Your Taxes.

Moving up in responsibility requires figuring out how you can be the most helpful to the company's goals. Here are a few tips to land your dream promotion.

Marc Marquez barely held off the legendary Valentino Rossi in a nail-biting conclusion to the opening race of the 2014 MotoGP season in Qatar but judging by his performances this weekend the second race in Texas won't be...

The clinic parking lot is jammed on a Monday morning at 10:30. Inside the bustling waiting room, patients talk to staff and wait their turn at the medicine window. A young blond woman fights off sleep, slumping against a...

The deductions are a big deal for small companies, saving them thousands or even millions of dollars on capital investments. But because Congress decides every year how big the deductions…

Banks, governments and households still have huge debts. A vast savings glut has been invested in funds linked to junk bonds. There's no easy way out

Parents of a Georgia teenager who suffered a severe brain injury in a 2009 car crash say General Motors knew of a defect in her car but took steps to conceal it.

Three dead, one critically wounded in shooting at Jewish Community Center in Kansas City.

Google shelled out $18.2 million on lobbying in the U.S. in 2012, more than all other companies except GE, according to a new report from the Washington Post.

Cash is king, there's no doubt about it. But not every business is in a position to grant the six- and eight-percent salary increases many of remember from not so long ago. Turnover is an issue again, and pay is always s...

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Disclosing vulnerabilities in commercial and open source software is in the national interest and shouldn't be withheld from the public unless there is a clear national security or law enforcement…

When a person or firm makes too much money for too long, it turns heads. And so it was with Steven A. Cohen. Year after year, Cohen's firm, SAC Capital, beat the Street. Big bets, the theory went. Others were not so sure...

New head confronted at board meeting over interview in which he said Co-op's reputation for being democratic was a myth

Dissatisfaction among investors and analysts is growing as the once dominant British supermarket sinks lower

Bank chief Mario Draghi under pressure to peg back the strength of the euro to boost struggling economies

Recessions tend to drive people to entrepreneurship. Those who might never consider starting a business will do so if they can't get a job.

Manny Pacquiao's Big Win Over Timothy Bradley in Vegas Means $20 Million, and IRS Will Get a Huge Piece.

Typing in a code from a text message or a key fob could prevent malicious types from getting access to sensitive information. Box and others are encouraging its use following Heartbleed.