Facebook bans far-right Proud Boys, founder McInnes
The ultimate unlike imposed after members of the self-described "Western chauvinist" movement were busted in a brawl
Company accused of hiring actors to pack public hearing
New Orleans utility allegedly spent thousands getting people to pose as "genuine supporters"
Trump calls stock market decline "a little pause"
The president is a frequent commenter when the market is up—less so when it's in decline
English majors, rejoice: Employers want you more than biz majors
English majors have a lower risk of underemployment than business or biology majors, a new study finds
The hidden bear market: Most S&P 500 stocks are in "correction"
Stocks have taking a beating of late, and here's why the carnage might be even worse than it looks
Mega Millions and other jackpots: How consumers are being played
The record $1.6 billion prize is no accident, with lottery officials tweaking the odds to increase huge payouts
Harvard's admissions trial: The value of a Harvard diploma
Why students and anti-affirmative action advocates are suing over admission to the Ivy League college
Shut out of jobs boom: Women without a college degree
The U.S. still has millions of blue-collar jobs that offer middle-class pay, but most of them go to men
EBay sues Amazon, alleging it tried to steal top sellers
The lawsuit accuses Amazon of setting up eBay accounts and using its email system to poach merchants
Your fancy sea salt may include a dose of microplastics
Nine out of 10 salt brands contain tiny particles of plastic that could be ingested by consumers, a study finds
Looking for a job? These cities are your best bets
This list includes towns -- and not always the big ones -- with lots of open positions and reasonable living costs
Your $1 billion lottery odds: 1 in 1,000,000,000,000,000
Lottery players are more likely to date a millionaire – or even become a millionaire through savings – than win combined jackpot
Meet the billionaire who led Sears into bankruptcy
Eddie Lampert built a fortune on savvy investments, but stumbled badly when he merged Sears and Kmart
Consumers face a new -- but familiar -- economic worry: Inflation
Most workers have seen their pay go backward during the recovery after accounting for rising prices
Sears bankruptcy talk sinks stock to just 40 cents a share
The beleaguered retailer has sold goods to Americans for over a century, but mounting losses are taking its toll