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Whether it's two bicycle repairmen from North Carolina creating a flying machine or an enterprising scientist from Washington building an artificial heart, the beauty of inventions is they can come from pretty much anywh...

Aubrey Janik of Texas dropped out of college at 19 to buy her first store. Now, she's sharing her secret to success.

The billionaire activist was selling the stock in Q4, but he reversed course and is now sporting an 8% gain.

After months of at-times bitter entrenchment, Alaska legislators face growing pressure to resolve their differences, with days left in the special session and the threat of a government shutdown looming. …

The Federal Reserve has raised its key interest rate for the third time in six months, providing its latest vote of confidence in a slow-growing but durable economy. The Fed …

As analysts squabble over the car maker's future, bold investors can swoop in and realize quick profits.

Federal Reserve raises key interest rate and unveils plans to start trimming bond holdings

Verizon announced that it has completed its $4.5 billion acquisition of Yahoo's internet assets. Verizon will merge Yahoo's operations with AOL, which it acquired in 2015, creating a new subsidiary called Oath that is fo...

The manager of the 24-story, 120-unit public housing complex devastated by fire in west London says it is too early to speculate what caused the inferno and what contributed to its spread. The Kensington and Chelsea Tena...

On Feb. 19, former Uber engineer Susan Fowler wrote an epic, 3,000-word blog post documenting the toxic nature of the ride-sharing company's culture. Given what's ensued, she might deserve a Pulitzer Prize for her writin...

Authorities say a 32-year-old miner has been killed at a mine in southern West Virginia. The Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training says the incident occurred shortly before 9 …

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Asian stock markets lower after Wall Street; Investors await Fed's decision on rate hike

Credibility is your best currency, with it you are solvent without you are bankrupt.

Shutterstock Illinois has long been the poster child for a dysfunctional state fiscal policy. The state's Republican governor, a formerly wealthy businessman, and the Democratic-controlled legislature have been perpetual...

Peak demand? Despite all the talk, don't look for demand for oil to drop before 2035. The timing will depend, in part, on changing consumer behavior.

Hundreds of spas now offer salt therapy, which some claim can treat asthma and eczema and even regulate blood pressure, though there is no proof.

A trio of reports from OPEC, the IEA and the U.S. EIA on the oil market have sent prices to multi-month lows, but consensus may soon become too bearish.

US Army life has createda lot of heroes in its 242 years of service. Here are 9 of the most legendary soldiers to have ever shot, bayoneted, and blown upAmerica's enemies: 1. Gen. George Washington Emanuel Leutze The leg...

Soupman bankruptcy filing follows tax indictment of company's chief financial officer        

Songwriters may finally get the honor they have been denied for so long.

Kindly uncles and always-short-never-wrong crowd revel in the increasing negativity around Apple at present