Retailers Confident About Shopper Spending This Christmas Season
Experts have issued rosy forecasts for the season. Shoppers seem to be in the mood as unemployment is at 17-year low and consumer sentiment has reached its highest level since 2000.
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Experts have issued rosy forecasts for the season. Shoppers seem to be in the mood as unemployment is at 17-year low and consumer sentiment has reached its highest level since 2000.
The former National Security Agency contractor who exposed U.S. government surveillance programs by disclosing classified material in 2013 has a new job: app developer.
State officials still are investigating the causes of the October wildfires, which killed 44 people and caused a state-estimated $9 billion in property damage.
Broadway comics and Cards have been open next to tower cafe for nearly 3 decades. But rising rents and a shift to more online sales has forced the owner to make a tough decision.
It's not quite like tobacco companies warning about the dangers of smoking, but Facebook is acknowledging something many already know.
California on Thursday issued its first batch of business licenses for the state's upcoming legal marijuana market, setting the stage for sales to begin in January.
It's a new way of building multi-family housing, and it's all being done under one roof at the old Cadillac dealership on Kettleman Lane.
Sacramento's building boom is giving the local job market a boost as city officials voted unanimously to approve two-dozen new positions.
The tribe alleges employees at Wells Fargo branches on the vast reservation "routinely misled customers into opening unnecessary accounts and obtained debit and credit cards without customers' consent."
The first-ever bitcoin future jumped after it began trading Sunday as the increasingly popular virtual currency made its debut on a major U.S. exchange.
Contractors are stretched thin as is, and new roadblocks may mean people looking for a place to live will have to wait.
Oliver Schmidt is the second person to be sent to prison over the scandal. He didn't disclose rogue software that had long fooled authorities and destroyed documents.
It is with that reality in mind that companies are swiftly firing powerful men accused of misbehavior and taking a zero-tolerance attitude toward such wrongdoing. But whether a no-mercy approach is a good idea is a matter of debate.
In an all-cash deal, Arby's is paying $157 per share for Buffalo Wild Wings, a 7% premium based on Monday's closing price.
