Fans of the previously cancelled sitcom can cheer as Netflix airs a new season of the show online.
Analyst Meredith Whitney says that the flood of cheap, natural gas will ultimately bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.
Banking analyst Meredith Whitney says that conservative-leaning 'fly-over' states are attracting more jobs than tax-heavy states like California.
The city of Moore, Oklahoma, devastated by a tornado, says getting federal funding for safe rooms before the destruction was too difficult.
URS CEO Martin Koffel tells Fortune how his business still profits from nuclear power plants despite very few new plants being built.
Spirit Airlines CEO Ben Baldanza says that 'consumer apprehension' is driving travelers to Spirit Airlines, whose fare costs are lower than the majority of airlines.
Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Tennessee is 'offended' by the Congressional hearing on Apple's taxes, but Democratic Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan says the inquiry is necessary.
Despite high unemployment, Italian pizza chefs are ditching the profession and relying on Egyptians and other foreign workers to get the dough in the oven.
Jamie Dimon's reputation has taken a hit following a year of missteps at JPMorgan Chase.
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