Liquidation sales at locations to begin next week as once dominant retailer continues to downsize in bankruptcy

Matthew Whitaker tied to shuttered Florida advisory firm fined $26 million for allegedly stiffing would-be inventors

More than a dozen big retailers will stay open for the holiday, although many stores are giving workers a break

Both parties agree the nation's crumbling infrastructure needs fixing -- but here's why it's unlikely happen

Retailers warn that price hikes are likely in the new year if higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports go into effect

Robyn Denholm is a Tesla board member and an exec with deep experience, but many doubt she'll change the erratic CEO

Hipster favorite Pabst alleges MillerCoors is trying to put it out of business by ending a brewing partnership

Democrat or Republican, voters said health care topped their list of concerns in the midterm elections

With the onslaught of bogus product reviews showing no sign of slowing, here's what to look for before buying

The major e-commerce retailers are deploying similar tactics in their bids to attract holiday shoppers

Fortune will be bought by the Fortune Media Group, which is owned by Thai businessman Jiaravanon

Some seniors with Advantage plans will get coverage for in-home services designed to avoid long-term care

A third of companies surveyed say no end-of-year celebration planned for 2018, highest count since financial crisis

As more nations investigating election influence demand meeting with Facebook's CEO, pressure is building for the social media baron to respond

Wells Fargo confirms its private banking head will exit next year as a wider internal review finds "no gender bias" in unit

In most cases, those 70½ and over will need to make a "required minimum distribution" from your IRA by year-end

Sanchez recently dropped out of the race for Democratic caucus chair, citing a "family matter"

Aircraft maker is providing instructions for flight crews concerning erroneous sensor data

It's taking down 99% of terrorist content from ISIS and al-Qaeda before anyone reports it, thanks to better tools

With Democrats in charge of the House, there is now a path for the president's tax returns to become public