Holiday shopping: Americans will boost spending 5 percent
Consumers will spend an average $1,250 each this year, but many will still seek bargains and stress-free shopping
GE ousts John Flannery as CEO after 14 months
The struggling company taps former Danaher CEO H. Lawrence Culp as its new leader, effective immediately
Facebook said to use people's phone numbers for ad targeting
The social-media service reportedly uses numbers provided for security measures to sell ads
Facebook: 90 million accounts could be at risk from hackers
Social network said attackers exploited a security flaw in its "View As" feature, urging users to take action
West Virginia poverty worse under Trump, not better
State's plight offers broader message about a U.S. economy where workers at bottom aren't reaping rewards of growth
Trump's green card plan tackles a problem that doesn't exist
A larger share of U.S. immigrants who receive federal aid are working than native-born Americans who get assistance
Starbucks plans layoffs as sales growth slows
Battling a slump in sales growth, the coffee chain said it's making "significant changes" to its staff
Best college majors to get a high-paying job
Some degrees can land you a lucrative job right out of school, but it also helps to attend a brand-name college
Tilray shares plunge, capping wild week for cannabis star
One noted investor plans to start a fund to bet against marijuana companies, saying many are overvalued
Airbnb wants to give hosts a piece of its business
Home-rental service is asking securities regulators to let it offer equity in the company to millions of hosts
Tilray's smoking-hot stock: A case of reefer madness?
Investors have flocked to the fast-growing cannabis company, but some say its meteoric rise is "beyond comprehension"
Alibaba's Jack Ma retracts vow to create 1M U.S. jobs
E-commerce executive is backing away from a pledge to President Trump, blaming tensions over U.S. tariffs
Married men earn far more than any other American group
It doesn't mean getting married will boost your pay -- instead, lower-income men may be finding it harder to get hitched
Fact check: Is Trump right that China is paying billions in tariffs?
President Trump says China is paying "billions," but importers pay the tax -- and pass the costs to U.S. consumers
5 groups still recovering from the financial crisis a decade ago
The Great Recession hit everything from housing to jobs, leaving many Americans still struggling 10 years later