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After a gloomy 2018, Wall Street strategists are upbeat about the market's prospects next year, given a growing economy, low interest rates, and a possible truce on trade.

Here's what you need to know about talc and the health-related claims surrounding it.

It's "risk off" time again in the US stock market. The shift from the "risk on" market mood that prevailed for most of 2018 has been highly favorable to most utilities. The sector is coming off one of its strongest earni...

This Buffer engineer shares some of the surprising lessons and takeaways of transitioning from an individual contributor to a manager. Almost two years ago, I fell into becoming a manager. Read Full Story

The Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional without its insurance-coverage penalty, a Texas federal judge ruled Friday, thrusting the embattled health law's future and coverage for millions of Americans into question.

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. continued to commit pipeline safety violations in the years after a gas explosion that killed eight people in the Bay Area suburb of San Bruno, regulators said Friday as they launched a new inv...

General Motors' plans to lay off 14,000 salaried and blue-collar workers might not be as bad as originally projected. (Dec. 14)        

CBS Corp on Friday named the Time's Up anti-sexual harassment group and 17 other organizations that will share a $20 million donation stemming from the exit of its chief executive Les Moonves following allegations of sex...

About 15,000 students who attended schools that closed will have their federal loans automatically eliminated. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos fought the change.

The NRA spends more than it takes in, and 2017 financial statement points to deeper trouble. That may matter more than whether it was a conduit for Russia as it sought to influence the Republican party.

Drivers in New Jersey and around the nation continue to see gas prices drop, but analysts warn that cheaper prices may not last long into the new year. AAA Mid-Atlantic …

Could debt be the thing that's driving you and your partner apart?

Remember two months ago? The S&P 500 was hitting record highs daily--and stocks were looking at a hefty 9% gain on the year. It feels like a dream!

Interserve, the struggling outsourcing group, is drawing up plans to hand its £250m building materials unit to its lenders as part of an ambitious plan to secure the company's future.

January can be a good month for the markets, especially small-cap stocks. We dig into the data.

Germany's rail operator says it has reached a new wage agreement with workers, averting the possibility of more strikes during the Christmas travel crunch. Deutsche Bahn said Saturday it had …

Companies like Amazon and Walmart say their automation efforts will lead to new jobs, but critics worry about the humans who could be phased out. Since Amazon bought warehouse robotics company Kiva Systems in 2012, its e...

Cristy Schoob is grateful and blessed, maybe even a bit lucky, she got the message when she did. At the end of her sophomore year, she handed her yearbook to …

The resumption of soybean sales to China this week is encouraging to American farmers who have seen the value of their crop plummet amid a trade war with the world's …

Tech stocks have struggled in recent months, but the big drivers haven't changed. Here are stocks benefiting from the multi-year disruptive trends.

It is time for proponents of climate change policy like John Kerry to accept climate scientist James Hansen's position about a carbon fee, and forcefully support it. Otherwise their words about climate change will do not...

The Latest on the Alaska budget draft (all times local): 4:25 p.m. Alaska's revenue commissioner says Gov. Mike Dunleavy plans to pursue his goal of repaying Alaskans money they missed …