The 87-year-old investor went long -- way long -- on the U.S. economy, calling bearish naysayers "out of their mind"

Central bank to start trimming its massive holdings of government bonds and loans; economy growing "moderately" fast

The U.S. could lose hundreds of thousands of jobs if DACA recipients are forced to leave the country

Even as Bitcoin prices swing wildly, the number of ATMs that deal in the currency is growing

Consumers in several states worry if insurers will be offering plans -- and if so, how much higher could premiums go

It's offering extra hours to existing workers rather than adding thousands of temporary seasonal employees

ESPN has come under fire from liberals and conservatives, but its business model is facing bigger challenges

An estimated 151 million Americans get health coverage at work, but they're mainly employed by big companies

Range of factors -- not just the ecommerce giant -- killed all the fun for the nation's biggest toy seller

Con artists are likely to go into hyperdrive following the massive hack -- here are three schemes to watch out for

Christine Lagarde is the first woman to be managing director of the economic adviser and international lender to nearly 200 countries

Rents are on the rise in Boston, Cambridge and other college towns, with some officials pointing the finger at short-term rental sites

Retailer's first wearable smart device would let users access the voice-activated assistant outside the home

Leaders of the UK, France and Italy proposing new targets for internet giants to remove extremist material

The Obamacare repeal bill from Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy may hurt people with pre-existing conditions and the poor

MacArthur Foundation's 100&Change grant promises $100 million to a group that comes up with the "best idea to improve humanity"

People have a major blind spot when it comes to perceiving this problem dividing the country, study finds

The carmaker says sporty driving could cause a second-row buckle to become unlatched in its new minivan

Toys "R" Us joins a string of stores who have sought debt relief in a brutally challenging retail environment

At least 50 municipalities say they'll try to become home to the e-commerce giant's massive second headquarters