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WBZ's Dee Lee discusses life insurance and stocks in today's Money Matters segment.
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WBZ's Dee Lee discusses life insurance and stocks in today's Money Matters segment.
Dave Caruso and Anthony Silva examine the wild swings on Wall Street.
As an adult child you may have begun to worry about the physical decline in your parents.
A-123 Systems will provide advanced Nanophosphate lithium ion battery systems for an unannounced product line at GM.
After it's largest customer started to refuse shipments, American Superconductor is laying off more people.
Being somebody's parent is an awesome responsibility and one of the hardest jobs you will ever have!
Companies have raised millions of dollars in early venture capital, creating hundreds of jobs.
No one goes into a marriage thinking about being widowed.
No one plans to be an ex-spouse when they first take their marriage vows.
The roller coast ride on Wall Street continued Tuesday, with the Dow off triple digits at one point, but closing with a solid gain of 430 points.
When you are somebody's spouse you begin to look at things like a couple and then as a family with children.
WBZ New England Business Editor Anthony Silva looks back at this week on Wall Street.
According to the Census Bureau latest numbers there are over 8 million couples living together and these are just the ones telling the Census Bureau about it.
Forty-three percent of marriages involve second or third marriages for either the bride or groom.
The Hynes Convention Center on Boylston Street is about to welcome its second restaurant at street level.
Telling the kids that your marriage is over is very difficult!
I have never met a non-warring couple when it comes to a divorce.
Divorce is a legal and financial transaction.
Many parents who work or are looking for work must arrange for care of their children during the school vacation.
Congress pared back the energy tax credits for this year. But there are still some breaks for homeowners.
Boston Scientific of Natick is planning to cut staff by up to 1,400 employees in Massachusetts, as the company invests more money in China, India, Russia and Brazil.
Dunkin Brands was the star on Wall Street Wednesday, as its IPO generated more than half a billion dollars.
It's midyear and this is a good time to review your retirement accounts.
The bottom in home sales has not yet been achieved, according to the latest sales figures.
Many recent grads had to move back home because they could not find a job and right about now mom and dad are making demands they find something so they at least have spending money.
