Fed signals no changes to its bond-buying program and stresses that U.S. economy is growing at a moderate pace.
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Investors are worried about when the Federal Reserve will end its bond buying program. But the Fed isn't as important as you think. More
It won't raise rates or cut bond purchases just yet, and when it does markets will be ready. More
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Video gamers' lives were forever changed after Atari created the first in-home console.
The scrap heap is piled high with lousy cars. But a few famous flops deserve a little reconsideration.
Both the HBO Go and WatchESPN Apple TV apps require users to have paid for the channels through a cable or satellite subscription.
Shares of the creative software developer surge on better-than expected earnings. It looks like Adobe's move to a cloud-based subscription model is working.
How much is too much? Thirty-eight years after his disappearance, millions of tax dollars have been spent by law enforcement agencies on attempts to find the body of Jimmy Hoffa.
Despite a tepid forecast for 2014 earnings and the U.S. economy, shares of FedEx rallied.
By one estimate, as many as six million retailers in the U.S. could soon owe sales taxes on goods and services sold in other states. Tax software providers are seeing dollar signs.
It's over for the struggling phone maker, right? Not so, says a vocal contingent of analysts and investors. They think the company's worst days are behind it.
At Pixel Academy in New York kids can learn to code, build apps and design video games.
Profits are a necessity, says a new book by a French design team, but sustainability and simple pleasure matter, too.
Graduates who majored in business administration, criminal justice, English, drama and psychology during college, are more likely to work in jobs they are overqualified for, according to a recent report.
With revelations the NSA has been tracking data on the Internet, some are wondering how they can hide their activity from prying eyes.
The population of multi-millionaires in little-known Chinese cities is growing at a breakneck pace, according to new research from WealthInsight.
Research firm Universum surveys university students in China each year to see where they most want to work. These are the top 10 dream employers for humanities, liberal arts and education students.
While betting on falling stocks can be risky, going against short-sellers can be smart.
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