Stocks dive on trade war concerns after Trump's tariffs
U.S. markets opened sharply lower amid investor jitters about the impact of President Trump's metal tariffs
YouTube's struggle to police its channels
Google's video service is taking down fake videos, but some conservatives say they're being unfairly targeted
Dick's Sporting Goods will stop selling assault weapons
The retailer said it legally sold a shotgun to Parkland suspect Nikolas Cruz, but now won't sell to people under 21
How much do the 1, .01 and .001 percent really earn?
Income for the 1.4 million Americans in this elite group is shooting up much faster than for most people
America's 10 most sought-after jobs
The postings on LinkedIn that received the most attention from job-seekers include some surprises
Want to get hired? Don't do what these people did
Hiring managers make up their minds within minutes, so preparation can help you avoid a flub
One winner under Trump: The private prison industry
CoreCivic and The Geo Group are benefiting from Trump administration's focus on deportations
Amazon customer service scam targets your financial data
Fraudsters are using fake Amazon customer support numbers to steal consumers' bank and credit card info
Kibbles ‘N Bits, other dog foods recalled over lethal drug
J.M. Smucker recalled several dog food products after detecting low levels of euthanasia drug
After Russian indictments, Facebook says it has "more to do"
Vowing to tighten security, social media giant said Russia's interference in election "violates all of our values"
7 things you may not know about food stamps
With the antipoverty program a Trump budget-cutting target, these facts may change how you think about it
Inflation data rises faster than expected, roiling investors
U.S. consumer prices rose more than projected in January, adding to investor concern about rising inflation
5 money mistakes that can doom your Valentine's Day
Romance can be tripped up by everything from spending too much on your date to financial dishonesty
The "radical" case for abolishing student debt
Wiping away the $1.4 trillion owed by 44 million Americans would boost GDP and create 1 million new jobs a year
Stocks lift off, as investors strap in for more volatility
Dow surges more than 400 points following last week's sudden descent into "correction" territory