More workers testing positive for pot nationwide, but the increase isn't much bigger in states where marijuana is legal

Athletic gear maker's stock has jumped since controversial ad's debut, adding billions to the company's market value

President's prediction of "massive" voluntary price cuts by drugmakers is not happening, AP review of brand names shows

Woman seeks class-action status for suit alleging her Facebook job reviewing content subjected her to graphic, violent images

North Smithfield Town Council votes to withdraw resolution OK'd last week calling on town departments not to buy Nike products due to Colin Kaepernick ad campaign

Some degrees can land you a lucrative job right out of school, but it also helps to attend a brand-name college

"Trade war is now a reality," Fitch chief economist warns as Beijing hikes rates on 5,207 U.S. products in retaliation for Trump's latest tariffs on Chinese imports

Cities and companies are phasing out single-use straws, but seriously reducing plastic pollution will take much more

One thing you'll have to decide is whether to hire a pro or do the work yourself -- but above all be safe

Facebook acquired Instagram for $1 billion in 2012

Consumers can deep freeze – and thaw -- their credit without cost thanks to a new law stemming from the Equifax hack

The company is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its Fright Fest

But as President Trump's trade war escalates, what's on tap for monetary policy next year is far less certain

TransCanada says work on its long-delayed project will commence soon, though opponents vow to keep fighting

Driving remains most Americans' means of commuting, but the new No. 2 means more trouble for public transportation

Feds warn people working in education, healthcare and commercial aviation to be especially on guard for fraudsters

Women own just 9% of the value of all startup equity, even though they're 35% of tech employees and 13% of founders

Locals say more rain and hotter-than-usual weather are spoiling crops -- and raising concerns in the agriculture sector

A new spending bill would set minimum size for passenger seats and bar airlines from removing overbooked customers

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