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Reggie Love served as President Obama's personal aide from 2009-2011. In his book, "Power Forward: My Presidential Education," Love breaks down his time as the president's assistant. Reggie told us about the skills it ta...

To hear JPMorgan Chase tell it, the U.S. economy looks pretty good and the bloodbath in the oil market over the last year-plus isn't causing any undue pressure on its balance sheet. The bank's chief executive put some mo...

A bit over a year ago, Saudi Arabia declared war on the U.S. oil industry. This week brought new signs that the Saudis might at last be winning. Some quick background: Saudi Arabia has long played the role of the "swing ...

Japanese stocks plummeted Friday morning, sinking to their lowest level in more than a year as sharp declines overseas fueled investor anxiety.

Reuters LinkedIn Influencer Travis Bradberry published this post originally on LinkedIn. It's tough to hold on to good employees, but it shouldn't be. Most of the mistakes that companies make are easily avoided. When yo...

Uber said Thursday that it will pay $28.5 million to settle two lawsuits that said the ride-hailing firm misled customers about its safety procedures and fees. …

In light of the recent developments in the Iranian nuclear deal, the Obama administration has removed restrictions to sell the Boeing KC-46 Pegasus, an aerial refueling and military transport aircraft, to Israel. One o...

When asked what enemies she was proud to have made during her political career, Hillary Clinton mentioned, in order, “the NRA, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the Iranians.” Pretty villainous comp...

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Japanese stocks plummeted Friday morning, sinking to their lowest level in more than a year as sharp declines overseas fueled investor anxiety.

If you entered into adulthood after 2008, you probably became accustomed to thinking your cash savings are more likely to grow when safely tucked under your mattress than in most bank accounts, and that interest rates o...

Household debt in the US increased slightly to $12.12 trillion for the fourth quarter of 2015, up $51 billion (0.4%) from the third quarter. "Mortgage balances, the largest component of household debt, were roughly fla...

Stocks opened higher on Wall Street as risk assets try to bounce from deeply oversold levels. Oil prices are up over 7% as oil tries to bounce from the lowest level in over 12 years! Even with the steep rally today, oil ...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended her Wall Street-funded super PAC during Thursday's Democratic debate by noting that President Barack Obama has used a super PAC and also accepted millions of dollars in ...

EXCLUSIVE: New data released today by Verto Analytics, a result of its new partnership with iResearch Consulting, shows that mobile apps are growing at staggering rates in China. If you look at the headline findings — ...

To improve on the notion of recruitment and staffing, one company has developed a staffing/consulting hybrid.

It's bad news for Russia's state-controlled Gazprom if European natural gas prices stay this low for much longer.

Uber settled in a class-action lawsuit to pay $28.5 million to 25 million riders. The car service app was sued for misrepresenting their background checks as "industry leading." As part of the proposed settlement, Uber w...

Stock markets around the world have turned on investors without notice, and with a vengeance. That's how Mr. Market is -- here today, gone tomorrow.

Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso sent a warning to investors Friday about the surging yen, saying the government will "act appropriately" in the currency markets if deemed necessary.

Two industrial companies will be held liable for the cleanup of a toxic chemical that found its way into an upstate New York village's drinking water, the acting state environmental commissioner said Thursday. …

Struggling oil and gas companies are maxing out revolving credit lines typically used to cover short-term funding gaps, raising fresh concerns about banks' exposure to the decline in energy prices.