Amazon vs. Etsy: Craft warfare for the holidays
The giant e-tailer is pushing its Handmade Gift Shop, but Etsy touts a "really unmatched advantage in selection"
Valeant to sell "female Viagra" back to its original owners
The drugmaker is divesting the company that makes the women's libido drug after buying it for $1 billion in 2015
Paradise Papers: Names of the rich linked to offshore accounts
A trove of 13.4 million leaked files reveals how Trump allies, Queen Elizabeth and U.S. companies may dodge the taxman
Broadcom makes $105 billion offer for chipmaker Qualcomm
The offer represents a 28 percent premium from the chipmaker's closing price on Thursday, but valuation may be an issue
If passed, when would the GOP tax plan take effect?
Even if Republicans do pass a bill President Trump can sign by year-end, most of the impact won't hit until 2018
5 ways GOP's tax cut plans could impact you
The Republican tax proposal will add $1.51 trillion to the federal deficit by cutting taxes -- here's what to expect
Nestle to switch to cage-free eggs globally by 2025
The food giant said the pledge reflects its desire to provide "decent welfare standards" for animals used in its products
Uber driver screening faces scrutiny in NY terror attack
Suspect was a former driver and had previous violations, raising questions about thoroughness of company's checks
Wages are growing -- just not as fast as they should be
Median base pay rose 1.6 percent in October, half its pace earlier this year, with some workers dropping behind
Who owns a tip? Trump may shift it to restaurant owners
Worker advocates fear a new Labor Department rule could result in waitstaff getting stiffed on their tips
Twitter says it overstated user numbers for three years
The social media network blames third-party applications, but investors were cheered by better-than-expected financial results
Wall St. wins on arbitration, and consumers are mad
Financial giants like Equifax scored a victory on mandatory arbitration clauses, which opponents call a "get out of jail free" card
A tattered Sears revives its holiday Wish Book
The tradition is returning after a six-year hiatus as the retailer hopes to tap consumer nostalgia for the catalog
The growing ranks of well-educated baristas
More workers have college degrees now than 20 years ago, but more of them are stuck in low-paying jobs
Trump vows government won't touch 401(k) limits
The president defended the tax break after reports GOP lawmakers want to cap it at $2,400 from its current $18,000 limit