6:35 pm: Bipartisan Senate reform bill would likely reduce deficits by $175 billion over first 10 years and by roughly $700 billion in the second decade, nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says. More
Big companies are adopting cloud computing with a twist: They're building their own isolated clouds.
Eleven major disasters cost $1 billion apiece to clean up, making 2012 the second costliest year in U.S. history for weather damage, according the National Climatic Data Center.
The pace of home building gained steam in May, another sign of the housing market's recovery.
With revelations the NSA has been tracking data on the Internet, some are wondering how they can hide their activity from prying eyes.
Automaker to recall 2.7 million Jeep Grand Cherokees and Libertys that federal safety agency says pose fire risk in case of rear-end collision.
Shares of Hormel tumble after the producer of SPAM lowered its earnings outlook for the year. Could the canned meat maker be a takeover target like Smithfield Foods?
U.K. authorities have charged former UBS and Citigroup trader Tom Hayes with fraud over his role in attempting to rig global benchmark interest rates.
Companies such as Coke, Ford and Visa are experiencing a bit of a shock as they enter Myanmar for the first time in decades.
HUD plans to cut field offices for some communities just now climbing out of the housing crisis.
People who move to states with lower income taxes or none at all may have to prove to their old state that they really have established a legal permanent residence elsewhere, or else face back taxes.
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