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The 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.42 percent with some analysts contending the decline was a response to current events.

Is wearable tech already wearing thin?

A 1.4-acre property in Lake Tahoe sold on Thursday for $1.6 million in bitcoins, joining a handful of other real-estate transactions that used the virtual currency.

In a setback for the trustee seeking money for the former customers of imprisoned fraudster Bernard Madoff, an appeals court refused to void two settlements benefiting investors who sued "feeder...

Some political debates have two equally valid sides. More often than not, however, the evidence is significantly more one-sided than journalists and pundits suggest. AB 1522, a bill that the California Senate's Committee...

China will be punishing Chrysler and Audi for monopolistic practices. The two companies can be fined for up to 10 percent of their annual profit.

In a shaded corner just past the entrance to Brechtel Park, 10 goats are hard at work. They have spent the last three months chewing their way through invasive vines and weeds that threaten to swallow the park's tree can...

Forbes Magazine named the city of Washington as the coolest of all the cities in the Unites States. WSJ reporter Natalie Andrews roamed D.C. to find out what its citizens think.

Researchers from Dell's SecureWorks unit revealed that a hacker gained access to the networks of ISPs to steal Bitcoins. The thief was said to have pocketed $83,000 worth of cryptocurrencies.

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler applauded the failure of merger talks between Sprint and T-Mobile. He said that four wireless providers are good for American consumers.

A federal judge has ruled that some college athletes can receive payments when they leave school for the rights to their names, images and likenesses, opening the door for them to get a fraction of the billions of dollar...

(Reuters) - The lawyer overseeing a General Motors Co fund set up to compensate victims of accidents caused by faulty ignition switches in its cars said he received claims for cases involving 63 deaths.

A Manhattan judge's tirade against Argentina on Friday turned into a rebuke of a Paul Singer-financed lobbying group. Federal court Judge Thomas Griesa said the ads run by the lobbying...

A Russian lawmaker's son accused of hacking computers at hundreds of U.S. businesses and stealing credit card information pleaded not guilty to 29 charges Friday.

Winning the Lottery Means Taxes, But Losing Tickets Can Be Worth Deducting. Plus, Getting Someone To Collect Your Winnings Might Save You Taxes--Or Land You In Jail.

A class-action case against the Silicon Valley giants may now go to trial after the judge found the agreed terms unsatisfactory.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to punish countries that have imposed a series of sanctions on his country by banning the import of certain food and agricultural products may cause difficulties for Russian co...

Some investors are weighing a legal action against Portuguese regulators.

Global head of iShares Mark Wiedman discusses the expanded Core Series, common misconceptions about ETFs, and what the future holds for ETF investors.

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Texas Democratic gubernatorial nominee Wendy Davis's first TV ad hits opponent Attorney General Greg Abbott (R) for siding against a rape victim in a liability case that went before the Texas Supreme Court in 1998.

Last November, scientists from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's Ocean Systems Laboratory took an autonomous shark-stalking robot to Guadalupe, Mexico, to track and film great white sharks. Two weeks ago, they relea...