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This past month I became parent to a teenager. Among the obvious anxieties this rite prompted, I also had the pleasure of learning American teens have been deemed "mediocre" when it comes to personal finance, according t...

Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, absolutely tore into President Barack Obama on Sunday for allegedly letting his golfing hobby interfere with the duties of his office. "I don't know whether you can'...

Last Monday the summer transfer window closed for the big European leagues. Not surprisingly the Premier League in England set the pace with the twenty clubs gross spending reaching over $1.3B.  That number blew away th...

By almost any measure the US stock market has been remarkably resilient this summer, rising relentlessly while a looming cold war is grabbing headlines. Commercial jets are shot from the...

A Chinese Internet titan prepares for its public stock offering, Mathew Martoma is sentenced for insider trading and retail sales information for August is released.

RAYNHAM, Mass. (AP) -- Alice Farrington has her pick of four supermarkets, all a quick drive from her home. But this week, instead of going to one of those stores, she drove about 10 miles to shop at a place she's heard ...

Sales proposals: Love them or hate them, they're an integral part of any successful deal. While some salespeople might view these documents as unnecessary—or even as a waste of time—they're actually one of the most p...

Rumblings about Shake Shack's proposed initial public offering are getting louder up and down Wall Street: The burger chain's privately held parent Union Square Hospitality Group LLC reportedly seeking a $1 billion valua...

More Nazi Art Suggests More Claims By Victims of Nazi Germany, But Who Pays Taxes on Recovered Art?

Americans are getting inundated with fees paid to banks, mutual funds and mortgage companies that add up to huge, and often superfluous, costs over decades. The average American household will...

Sitting at her street vending booth with products arrayed neatly on a sequined purple tablecloth, Jackie Lloyd reflects nostalgically on the days when she had a steady salary and regular hours.

Are you struggling to product content for your business that helps you stand out from the digital herd? You are not alone, although that may not be reassuring - 70% of marketers today struggle to stand up a coherent cont...

A Des Moines-based company that manages nursing homes across the country has agreed to pay part of a $3.8 million settlement for what federal officials say was overbilling of Medicare.

In an odd turn of events, major web hosting company Rackspace is allegedly in negotiations to sell itself to Louisiana-based telecommunications firm CenturyLink. The news, first reported by Bloomberg earlier today, would...

A world "out of sync" will extend the cycle. Growth and monetary policy dynamics remain highly un-synchronized in the developed and emerging world. This lowers the likelihood of overheating and is one reason we think the...

General Motors to offer new Cadillac in 2 years that can almost drive itself on freeway

Cars that can talk to each other and almost drive themselves at freeway speeds are just two years away from the showroom, according to General Motors executives.

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General Motors says that in two years it will offer cars that talk to each other and can almost drive themselves at freeway speeds.

New Mexico State University fans can now sit back at an Aggie sports event with a cold beer or cup of wine.

General Motors said Sunday it will introduce a 2017 Cadillac model equipped with advanced driver assist technology that will allow motorists to take their hands off the wheel at highway speeds for long stretches of time.

Olive Garden bets you'd be willing to pay $100 to eat all the pasta you want for 7 weeks.