McNamee, once a mentor to Mark Zuckerberg, now says the tech CEO's success has blinded him to Facebook's problems

Many owners also report eliminating positions and raising prices, but others find different ways to offset higher pay

On December 17, the CBS board of directors determined Moonves was fired "for cause." He had 30 days to say whether he would fight the decision.

The carmakers moved even though the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which normally oversees recalls, is closed due to the shutdown

Facebook said it discovered two large disinformation operations as part of its fight against fake news

GoFundMe pages and food donations are helping government workers make ends meet as the shutdown continues

Some smaller U.S. cities are seeing a rapid rise in home prices as Americans seek cheaper digs

Dearth of savings leaves many people unable to cope with even ordinary financial emergencies

He simplified investing for the masses by introducing the first index mutual fund for individual investors in 1976

The agency is going easier on taxpayers this season, as some people who got refunds in prior years might find out they owe

Wall Street remains a boys club, with few female executives occupying senior positions

After one of the hottest tech launches in years, Snapshot's parent unnerves investors with another executive exit

As weather gets more extreme, corporations, citizens and politicians fight over who should pay for the damages

The group behind annual Davos conference cites U.S.-China trade tensions, Brexit and nationalism as top concerns

Kevin Hassett, head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, acknowledges shutdown is causing "a lot of pain"

Owned by a private-equity firm, the Green Bay, Wisconsin, retailer hopes to survive after shutting a quarter of its stores

House Democrats are set to introduce legislation that would more than double the current federal baseline pay

Bankrupt retailer's chairman prevails in bid to keep flailing department store chain from closing its doors forever

The nation's largest utility is reeling from $30 billion in potential liabilities while it tries to keep the lights on

Kids' clothing retailer goes bust for second time in two years, while selling high-end apparel chain Janie and Jack