Britney Spears is 32 years old and already the pop singer is worth over $200 million. Christine Romans looks at how one of the most successful pop icons made her money.
Doug Parker, CEO of the new American Airlines, discusses what customers will see that's different in the merged American and US Airways, now the largest airline in the world.
Ireland was one of the worst hit areas of Europe's economic crisis, but Dublin is now on the mend.
The U.S. economy is on pace to create the most jobs since 2005, but the hourly wages for today's jobs may mean you will need more than one.
U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez says extending unemployment insurance, passing a budget, immigration reform and infrastructure investments will 'build on this progress' in the job market.
Big companies like Coca-Cola and Visa are counting on capitalizing on the global exposure of being a World Cup sponsor.
23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki talks about the challenges her company faces in working with the FDA to get approval to market its DNA kits.
With over 200,000 jobs added across multiple sectors, 2013 is shaping up to be a pretty good year for the labor market.
Aetna's CFO says the market needs to settle before his company jumps all in and that large insurers must adapt a 'competitive cost structure.'
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