US Airways admits to looking at a possible deal and Delta is reportedly interested. Analysts say a deal is more likely if cost-cutting plans are approved. More
Now that Facebook has finally filed to raise $5 billion in an initial public offering, the excitement for social media investments is skyrocketing. More
Planned job cuts for January totaled 53,486, according to a report from outplacement consulting firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, a 28% increase. More
U.S. stocks struggle for direction ahead of key jobs data Friday. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says the recovery is 'frustratingly slow.' Greek debt talks progress, but no deal has been announced. More
Lawmakers have less than a month to overcome their differences about how to pay for two key extensions that many economists say can help bolster GDP and jobs. More
Overseas markets, roiled by debt woes in Europe and slowing growth in Asia, look like a high-wire act. A few simple moves can help you cash in on the opportunities while lowering the risk your portfolio will tumble. More
In a letter to investors included in Facebook's IPO filing, CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined at hacking culture at the core of the company's philosophy. More
Morgan Stanley wins the coveted position as lead underwriter. JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs take the second and third spots on the company's first SEC filing. More
Mitt Romney says on CNN that he's not worried about the very poor because they have a "very ample safety net." But some question whether the government is doing enough. More
There is growing optimism in global financial markets that the eurozone debt crisis is finally improving. But problems in Greece and Portugal remain unresolved. More
U.S. stocks gain as investors welcome strong overseas manufacturing data and declines in euro-area government bond yields. Facebook IPO speculation boosts banks. More
In order to avoid conflicts of interest and satisfy ethics watchdogs, soon-to-be presidents often sell assets or relinquish control of their investments to a trustee. More
Investors are clearly hoping that's the case. The stock has been on a tear since former Apple retail exec and new CEO Ron Johnson launched a bold, new pricing strategy. More
One of the nation's largest foundations is using a Super Bowl ad to tell all aspiring entrepreneurs they are the key to the U.S. economic recovery. More
Investment firms and banks spend more than $150 million to influence Washington officials, with emphasis on getting the ear of reform law regulators. More
If the World Economic Forum wants to continue contributing answers to the challenges facing the world and not just raising questions, it should pay closer attention to what the optimists in the room are saying. More
Unions, trade groups and Democratic lawmakers from industrial Midwest call on Obama administration to take action against rising tide of Chinese auto parts. More
Indiana could become the first state to embrace a right-to-work law in more than a decade, alarming organized labor proponents who fear a shift in public support for workers' rights. More
Americans For A Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow reported Tuesday that it has raised $1,023,121.24, according to a document filed with the Federal Election Commission. More
Federal Trade Commission hits Asset Acceptance with $2.5 million fine and reinforces certain debt collection requirements, ending 6-year investigation. More
Bankrupt airline expected to announce longer hours for flight crews, shift of maintenance work overseas and dumping underfunded pensions on government agency. More
U.S. stocks drifted on either side of breakeven Tuesday after worse-than-expected housing and manufacturing data tempered enthusiasm over Europe's 'progress.' More
CBO report finds average compensation is higher for federal workers who have a master's degree or less. Those with more advanced degrees do better in the private sector. More
Florida has the highest rate of long-term unemployment in the nation. Some 53% of those without jobs have been out of work for at least six months. More
Facebook could get itself a bargain on bank fees for its initial public offering with underwriters possibly willing to charge as little as 1% to get a slice of the IPO. More
Most leaders of the 27-nation EU agree to a fiscal compact and endorse a plan to strengthen a financial firewall against the debt crisis. No new help for Greece. More
Republicans make the president out to be the tax-hiker-in-chief. Obama portrays himself as a tax cutter for the masses but not the rich. The truth is much more mixed. More
Execs have little incentive to act in the best interests of their companies because of the way they are paid, creating an ugly economic chain reaction. What will stop this collision course? More
Eastern Ohio residents are cleaning up from the state's fracking boom, with 1,000 new jobs at a local plant and great rates for leasing the land in their backyards. Play
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