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The mystery behind Katie Holmes' apology to Leah Remini earlier on Friday has been solved. On Friday's "20/20," Remini described how the former Mrs. Tom Cruise contributed to getting her punished by the Church of Sciento...

Less is more -- it works in fashion, cooking, and at the workplace?  Indeed, says Bill Powers, a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute who decided to chop his work-week by more than half and opted for a small New ...

The giant timber REIT is building its cash flows and operating more efficiently. And it pays a 4.2% dividend yield.

GUEST: Marketers love metrics. Any acronym that starts with a capital C makes a marketer’s ears perk up — CPA, CPL, CPC, CPM, CTR. But while these metrics make perfect sense to marketers, there's a common problem in ...

Aspiring investment bankers, listen up. You know how competitive Wall Street internships are — so if you land an interview with a bank, you want to come prepared. To help you out, we spoke with a former analyst at a bu...

We've all been there... overwhelmed by the daily grind of metrics, projects, goals, and deadlines.  Problems need to be solved, but backlogs, competing priorities, and miscommunication seems to delay output and slow thi...

Looking to get around Uber's surge pricing? Simply walk a few blocks or wait a few minutes, researchers say. Users know that Uber's surge pricing is in effect when ordering a car from their smartphone and their app repor...

Kobe Bryant is once again the NBA's highest-paid player. Bryant, in his 20th NBA season, will make $25 million this season. But this will almost certainly be his last season on top of the rankings, as his contract is up ...

Losing money is never a good thing, but strategic use of ETFs can lessen your tax burden.

The country's largest pipeline company faces pressure from lower commodity prices.

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The general prosecutor's office in Portugal has accused a London-based director of a defunct investment firm linked to Moore Capital Management LLC of writing pessimistic articles about the country's troubled finances in...

Hollywood is not just having a banner year at the box office -- the backlot is booming too. California's decision last year to offer more generous tax incentives for film and TV production is being credited for a sharp u...

A more democratic way to fund innovation was overdue, but the U.S. is still lagging behind countries like Australia, Italy and the UK.

Can November echo the stock market’s chart-busting October? It was the best single-month performance for broad averages in four years for a market that hobbled out of a challenging summer. A repeat could be challenged ...

When it comes to making odds on NFL games, Las Vegas sports books are facing a new, high-tech challenger. The Crowd's Line -- a New York-based startup -- sources its football forecasts from thousands of online participan...

Emerging markets have fallen sharply, but they aren't cheap. Our panelists discuss navigating the markets.

Big Web operators like Facebook and Google are demanding radically different chip designs. One big beneficiary in the development of a "cloud chip" could be Micron Technology.

After five years of declining revenue, Pfizer is set for growth. Shares could return 20% in a year. Deal or no deal?

The manager of the Putnam Multi-Cap Core fund draws from his unusual career path to focus on three areas of stock-picking. What he learned from Peter Lynch.

NASA predicts fewer sunspots, which may mean cooler weather, lower crop yields, and higher prices. Betting on a correlation as old as Galileo.

Coping with sustained declines in global prices, Eni announced an adjusted net loss of $285.78 million for the third quarter of 2015, down drastically from the amount reported for the same period in 2014 as the Italian g...