"60 Minutes" had been allowed to operate independently, which allowed the inappropriate conduct to continue unchecked, according to the report

The labor market is traditionally tough for workers who didn't finish high school, but it's now the best in a decade

Geithner and fellow financial crisis vets Paulson and Bernanke agree U.S. ill-prepared to combat inevitable next crisis

China called Meng Wanzhou's detention "unreasonable, unconscionable, and vile in nature"

Meng, the daughter of Huawei's founder, rose through the ranks at the Chinese telecom giant

Pharmaceutical firm says medicine for reducing kids' pain and fever may contain overly high concentrations of the drug

The tech giant's CFO allegedly used a shell company to do business in Iran, skirting U.S. sanctions

Lawmakers want to require retailers to accept cash to make sure even those who are unbanked get served

Sandoz Inc. plans to start selling its generic version early next year

This comes in the wake of multiplying warnings from the agency's scientists and others about the accelerating pace of global warming

Higher levies on foreign imports isn't closing America's trade gap with China, while businesses say they're being hurt

Altria, parent company of Philip Morris, dives into cannabis trade with $2.4 billion investment in Canadian marijuana company

The automaker's plans would mark the first new auto assembly line to open in Detroit in 27 years

Despite slightly lower-than-expected job growth, unemployment stayed at a 49-year low -- and hourly wages jumped

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Move comes in wake of former chairman's arrest on financial misconduct charges and after prior admissions of dubious safety tests

National security adviser had suggested earlier he knew of the high-profile arrest during the G-20 meeting

With GM leading the way, U.S. companies have cut nearly half a million jobs this year -- a sharp increase over 2017

Fast-food franchises, retailers and other employers will be required to give workers advance notice of their hours

Financial markets are tumbling despite the U.S. economy continuing to perform well -- here's why