10:35am: The estimates, even from the candidate and his own campaign, are all over the map. More
Hot girls and funny animals are, once again, the theme of upcoming Super Bowl ads. Who would have guessed?
The Microsoft founder and philanthropist says that the wealthiest Americans should pay a larger share of taxes than they do.
What ultimately killed the SOPA and PIPA bills wasn't the tens of millions of dollars spent on lobbying by both sides.
NFL shifting from Reebok to Nike for jerseys and that means they're in short supply heading into Super Bowl.
Electric car battery maker says the filing will not shut down any of its operations, including a factory in Indiana the government helped finance with a $118.5 million grant.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will teach four lecturers about the central bank at George Washington University.
Netflix's stock spiked after better-than-expected earnings. Not all but much of the 22% surge appears to be from a short squeeze.
Investors drive up borrowing costs for the bailed out nation to record highs, but analysts say default fears may be overblown.
New-home sales drop 2.2% in December, below economists' expectations, to lowest yearly total on record.
Marriott's Arne Sorenson says easier visa policy could attract millions more travelers to the U.S. and create jobs in the service sector.
Eastman Kodak spun off its chemical division in 1993. Kodak is now bankrupt but Eastman Chemical is thriving. Oops.
The economy isn't completely healthy. But with signs of recovery, should the Fed keep rates near zero until 2014?
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