Do Walmart's 'always low prices' spread to nearby houses?
Homes near the discount retailing chain may appreciate at lower rates than those near one of its more upscale rivals
Can investors pick winning funds? Chances are, no
With two-thirds of active large-cap managers failing to beat their benchmark last year, here's what to consider
These counties have the fastest wage growth
While pay hikes remain in the doldrums across most of America, in some counties income is climbing rather smartly
The Most Interesting Man in the World says 'adios'
Actor Jonathan Goldsmith is relinquishing the character after nine years as Dos Equis' humorously glamorous TV pitchman
Not-so-sober prices for rare single-malt Scotch
Bottomless demand for the drink is leading to shortages -- and even turning bottles into potentially tasty investments
What does Trump U.'s BBB rating really mean?
Whether Donald Trump's educational business earned an A, as he he claims, or a D- may be irrelevant
Is it time to hang up on voicemail?
As phone habits change, a new app is designed to discourage callers who want to leave you a message
CEO gives his $14 million bonus to employees
After a rough financial patch at one top social networking site, one chief executive is spreading the wealth
Is "menstrual leave" the next workplace benefit?
Time off during that time of the month? One company is considering letting women workers who suffer severely do exactly that
Check your financial advisor's history? You should
Financial misconduct is widespread, with about half of the bad apples rehired at other investment firms
Meet the world's youngest billionaires
At just 19 and 20 years old, these Norwegian siblings are worth $1.2 billion each
America's $3 billion cancer drug problem
When drugmakers sell large-dose vials, it leads to higher profits but waste for patients who pay for what they don't need
A new twist on a W2 tax scam
Fraudsters want to get tax filers' data any way they can, including through CEOs and HR departments
Can Johnson & Johnson recover from talc dust-up?
Alarm is spreading after a court awarded substantial damages in a talc-safety case tied to ovarian cancer, and J&J's response isn't helping
Is Sears heading for the recycling bin?
How do you ruin an American icon? Just ask CEO Eddie Lampert and millions of disaffected shoppers