The state promised at least $1.5 billion for a branch HQ -- now pressure is on to prove it's money well spent

Owner of small manufacturer in Wisconsin says his aim was a "memorable" gift, and employees were trained on gun safety

The reconstruction bill could hit $18 billion, but that's only part of what the latest deadly fires could cost

When it comes to shopping at biggest stores, consumers should avoid some offers "like the plague," expert cautions

Tulsa isn't the first community to offer cash to lure new residents, but this program has an unusual twist

The company is also giving away up to 200,000 chicken sandwiches when customers order through home delivery

American winemakers expect the European Union to lower their tariffs in response to growing U.S. pressure

Before being killed on the guillotine, Marie Antoinette had secretly smuggled abroad some of her most treasured possessions to her relatives

"Jobs are going to be 100 percent changed" by artificial intelligence, Ginni Rometty says

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

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

As face-to-face contact diminishes -- especially for remote workers -- disengagement is on the rise

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

Amazon reaped something that might prove more valuable than billion-dollar tax breaks: Lots of data from more than 200 cities

"Shuffling working class people out of a community does not improve their quality of life," she said in a series of tweets criticizing the deal

The state passed legislation easing their financial burden if they're responsible for fires, but not for 2018

Only one generation of consumers worries they spend too much time on their smartphones

With American kids suffering about 240,000 toy-related injuries annually, a consumer group issue new warnings

Her Cabinet now backs the agreement, but that's just another step in a fraught process that has a long way to go

Shares tumbled Wednesday as some who've lost homes said the power company is at fault for sparking state's deadliest wildfire