ADT sees IPO priced below expectations
The home-security company's shares priced sharply below its expected range, a setback amid market highs
The biggest risks facing the world in 2018
The World Economic Forum says global economic growth is solid, yet dangers lurk below the surface
Trump wants more immigrants from Norway? One problem
Immigration from the rich Scandinavian country has slowed to a trickle, thanks to Norway's quality of life
How the Medicaid work requirement could backfire
The loss of Medicaid coverage could actually make it much harder -- if not impossible -- for millions to find work
For the Girl Scouts, cookies are more important than ever
The group is stressing female leadership amid enrollment pressure, putting more importance on cookie sales
Xerox reportedly in deal talks with Fujifilm
Iconic American company said to be mulling variety of turnaround options, including a change of control at printer maker
A plague of million-dollar homes haunts real estate
The share of homes worth more than $1 million has ballooned since 2002, putting the crunch on middle-class families
H&M monkey hoodie sparks outrage for "racist" image
A black youngster posed with a shirt reading "coolest monkey in the jungle," causing a widespread backlash
Where the GOP tax bill won't help: Housing prices
Northeast and California homeowners may miss out on price appreciation because of the bill's harsh treatment
3 key trends that will shake up the job market
Unemployment in the US is at a 17-year low, but big changes are on their way for a few key industries
3 ways to plan for the GOP tax bill right now
Consider making these tax-shrinking moves before Dec. 31 if Republicans succeed in passing their tax overhaul
More Americans struggling to make the rent
Roughly half of Americans who rent their homes are cost-burdened, often straining household budgets
With the FCC's repeal of net neutrality, here's what to expect
The federal government is rolling back internet protections, prompting questions about the consumer impact
Net neutrality: the FCC votes to unravel internet-speed rules
FCC commissioners voted 3-2 to overturn Obama-era rules that require broadband providers to treat websites equally
The United States of indebted America
One-third of Americans have overdue debt in collections, but it's far worse in some Southern and poor regions