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Once again the Fed meets, To determine who eats and who gets beat. Will it raise rates again this week and allow savers To get the yields that they savor? Or will it stop hiking so Washington and banks, Can once again st...

Thomson Reuters Walmart has been tracking shoppers' repeat purchases with a new tool called "easy reorder," and it reveals a lot about which brands its customers love most. The "easy reorder" tool tracks everything shopp...

Lam Yik Fei/Getty Images The world’s most popular cryptocurrency has been facing a challenging problem for several years now: it can only be used to make seven transactions per second. If it’s to become a truly usefu...

Becoming a better leader starts with looking at what habits you need to cut out of your life.

U.S. consumers gained confidence this month, with more Americans pleased by current conditions and more hopeful about the future. The Conference Board, a New York-based business research group, says its …

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People who dole out cash to save time on things like housekeeping, delivery services and taxis are a little bit happier than those who don't.

Whentheir employees put in the hard work, here are some simple ways the best bosses show gratitude for a job well done.

U.S. stock indexes returned to their winning ways Tuesday, and the Standard & Poor's 500 index headed for a record after corporate profits continued to come in better than analysts …

Wall Street investors may have to switch to decaf. Jittery shareholders chopped a total of $2.5 billion in value from several sporting goods chains and athletic footwear makers on Monday after a single regional retailer ...

After a public stand against income inequality from members of its female workforce, the BBC says work is "already well underway" to close its gender pay gap. But will equality come soon enough at the U.K. public broadca...

Ann Arbor entrepreneur Shri Thanedar has contributed $3.3 million of his own money into his Michigan gubernatorial campaign. The Democrat, a political novice and immigrant from India, filed his campaign …

Rod Adams One of the most popular places to work among business students, 'Big Four' accounting firm PwC employed about 223,000 people in 2016. It's clear that hiring is a massive undertaking at the professional services...

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. has long struggled as the neglected and largely derided step-sibling of Intel Corp., but the stock has exploded in the past year. What's going on?

The chief executive of Virgin Money has used a post-results slide in its stock market valuation to top up her shareholding in the challenger bank.

Jonathan Prime/Focus Features Oscar winner Charlize Theron has spent her career staying out of the proverbial “box” Hollywood can throw its stars in. From beautiful starlet to serious actor, it’s her current phase ...

Former Comptroller of the Currency Eugene Ludwig shares stories from his days as a top regulator during the Clinton Administration and the reasons why bank rules should be reviewed and maybe rewritten.

Macy's More than 63,000people have signed a petition urging Macy's to drop Ivanka Trump's clothing line. The petition, which was set up by women's rights organization UltraViolet, had 30,000 signatures within 24 hours of...

Longtime hockey executive Graeme Roustan, who lately has been re-branding himself as a shareholder activist, has succeeded at pushing pharmaceutical company Aeterna Zentaris to explore a sale, The Post has learned. Roust...

(Reuters) - A set of strong earnings from companies, including Caterpillar and McDonald's, lifted the Dow and drove the S&P 500 to a record high, but the tech-heavy Nasdaq was dragged lower by losses in Google parent Alp...

Economists say the strong readings on consumer confidence are being bolstered by a healthy job market, with unemployment at a low 4.4% in June.