Barnes & Noble stock priced less than kid's paperback
Beleaguered bookseller is predicting a new chapter of lower profits as it continues to seek a sale or other options
Valve says it won't sell "Rape Day" game after outcry
The video-game platform said it is blocking the game, which depicts rape and murder, because of "unknown costs and risks"
Some tax preparers promise fat refunds, then fleece consumers
Illinois prosecutors say tax-prep firms lured people with cruise offers, but overcharged and made mistakes
Diesel, jeans company known for pricey denim, goes bankrupt
Clothing brand says ill-timed investments, pricey real estate and theft led to its financial woes
12 states spend less on schools now than before the recession
Many teachers earn less than a decade ago, while classrooms are crowded -- a likely formula for more strikes
Eli Lilly to sell half-price insulin. Diabetics say it's not enough
The move comes amid greater scrutiny over the surging cost of insulin, but diabetics say it's still too expensive
New York officials to Amazon: Please don't go
Politicians and business leaders are asking CEO Jeff Bezos to give them another chance for a second headquarters
Cohen claims Trump lies about his wealth — here's why it matters
President Trump's former lawyer alleged a number of business practices that raise red flags about taxes and fraud
New SALT deduction cap to hit 11 million Americans
U.S. estimates millions of Americans face a total $323 billion in lost deductions from federal caps on local tax claims
Scourge of fake reviews on Amazon, Walmart.com
Shoppers turn to reviews for honest advice about products, but up to half of reviews can be fake on major retailers' sites
The surprise winners in this year's tax season
Taxpayers who qualify for the "pass-through deduction" are getting a big break under the new tax law
Blame Amazon: Stamps.com shares plunge 50 percent
The company said it no longer wanted an exclusive deal with the U.S. Postal Service due to Amazon's entry into shipping
Teachers on strike: "Public schools everywhere get shortchanged"
Oakland, California's strike is latest labor dispute as teachers across U.S. struggle with funding and student needs
Kraft Heinz shares plunge after $15 billion write-down, investigation
Food giant's shares down 20% in after-hours trading on disclosure of a federal probe and a $15.4 billion write-down
Health care spending on track to eat 1 in 5 U.S. dollars
Aging baby boomers and higher prices will soon mean that 20 percent of GDP will be spent on medical care