No ticket had all 6 winning numbers in Tuesday night's drawing for what was a $667 million top prize; those numbers were 3, 45, 49, 61, 69 with a Mega Ball of 9

Here's a state-by-state look at how much higher interest costs add to monthly and total mortgage payments

The Microsoft co-founder transformed computing, while his later ambitions tackled problems such as climate change

The good news: Fewer people live in the most extreme poverty. The bad news: 3.4 billion still scrape for basic needs

This list includes towns -- and not always the big ones -- with lots of open positions and reasonable living costs

Eddie Lampert built a fortune on savvy investments, but stumbled badly when he merged Sears and Kmart

Peter Franchot says Anheuser-Busch offering before University of Maryland's homecoming weekend was marketing binge drinking to college students

Consumer Federation of America objects to "geographic pricing," saying it "should be sharply limited or eliminated"

Lotto officials say Tuesday's prize is the third-biggest in U.S. history with estimated cash value of $380 million – if you're lucky to match all six numbers

Democrats are slamming GOP incumbents over the state and local tax deduction cap that was part of the Republican tax cut

With its worldwide subscriber growth shooting past quarterly estimates, investors are applauding loudly

Pooped professionals are showing up on the job so exhausted, they've become a drag on the U.S. economy

Rhimes did not say how much she is getting paid, but seemed to suggest it's more than $300 million

Supermarket chain says 98 stores in six states may have the hummus, which has a "best before" date of Nov. 14

The social network has been working on an "unsend" function, six months after CEO Mark Zuckerberg's messages to users suddenly disappeared​ from their inboxes

It's a sign of Saudi retaliation against business leaders critical of the kingdom over journalist's disappearance

Although Sears plans to rebound from bankruptcy, competitors are ready to scavenge its remaining customers

Making the wrong choices can leave you on the hook for thousand of dollars in uncovered medical expenses

The driving-and-delivery company won't be profitable for years, but still worth double what it was in May, the Wall Street Journal reports

Labor data show wage growth is accelerating at last, boosted by the lowest jobless rate in nearly half a century