What could finally close the gender pay gap
Progress is now stuck in neutral, and worse, wages in occupations once male-dominated go down when women enter the field
Sorry, BlackBerry: You've been 'unfriended' by Facebook
The social media giant is ending support for the smartphone maker, marking a blow to its turnaround
The slow fade-out of Sunday pay
With Walmart no longer paying extra for working on Sundays, it's really playing catch-up with the retailing industry
Should you opt for bare-bones car insurance?
Those ever-rising premiums certainly tempt people to trim their coverage, but it can be risky if you're not careful
American universities' lucrative market: China
Chinese students now constitute one-third of international students, but trouble and bad feelings can arise
Kindle owners: update your devices or risk losing access
Amazon is warning that older e-readers need an upgrade by Tuesday, but confusion reigns
Waiting to prepare your taxes? You may have to pay more
Procrastinators, beware: the longer you wait to work on your taxes, the pricier it might be
Want to go to Cuba? It won't be "libre," but it is easier
To follow President Obama's footsteps and visit the long-off-limits island, here's what you need to know
The beer that Americans buzz about the most
On St. Patrick's Day, Americans of all stripes like to celebrate with a pint. Chances are, it's not Irish
Why typing ".om" instead of ".com" could threaten your privacy
For fans of Netflix and hundreds of other popular websites, a simple typo could lead to major headaches
Georgia's "religious liberty law" stirs backlash from business
Microsoft, Salesforce.com and others warn that the proposal would discrimate against gays and harm the state's economy
Tech's next big thing: Augmented reality
The field may change the way people study, shop and live -- no wonder investors are flocking to the segment
The case of American savers' missing $7.7 billion
Cellar-dwelling interest rates in recent years means savings account holders have missed out on billions in payments
This candidate's followers have the worst credit scores
While credit scores illustrate who would be a good borrower, they are also tied to voter demographics
Drug ads: $5.2 billion annually -- and rising
Nine out 10 big pharma companies spend more on marketing than on R&D, but what are consumers getting in return?