Will Obamacare boost the economy in 2014?
With more people carrying government health insurance, higher spending on medical services could boost GDP growth
Fallout from Target hack includes CIO
Retailing giant, still hurting from fallout after the massive data breach, is looking for a new information chief
Why Duke's porn-star is warning about student debt
A freshman at the elite school says her porn job is paying her annual $60,000 tuition, helping to avoid loans
Dove learns calling N.J. an "armpit" doesn't wash
The Unilever brand is scrapping plans for Garden State billboards urging residents to embrace the insult
Warren Buffett offers 7 key investing -- and life -- tips
The Oracle of Omaha offers advice on everything from Bitcoin to stocks
How Cadillac irked viewers with its Oscars ad
In touting its new $75,000 car, the brand relied on American-centric consumerism to get viewers talking
Half of $10 million gold trove may go to the tax man
Because of 1969 legal precedent, couple who discovered treasure trove of old gold coins on their property face a big tax hit
Where interns make more than most U.S. workers
Think college students toil for peanuts in their internships? Many tech interns make more than you
Did GM wait too long to issue its recall?
With an ignition-switch defect identified a decade ago, GM's timeliness is now under federal investigation
Deutsche Bank accused of racial discrimination
Housing advocate claims Deutsche Bank isn’t maintaining homes it owns in minority neighborhoods as well as properties in primarily white areas
Goldman Sachs’ elevator mole? He’s not from Goldman
The Twitter feed @GSElevator had followers laughing, but sparked an internal inquiry at the Wall Street firm
How potholes are eating your city budgets
Call it the winter of our discontented roadways, with freezing weather leading to big spending on repairs
How to defend yourself against credit card fraud
Don't be among the 90 percent of consumers who don't bother to even check their statements -- you can do plenty to protect yourself
Why one Girl Scout is selling cookies by a pot store
Targeting clientele with the munchies, Danielle Lei is rolling in the dough after picking the strategic location
Why your sick co-worker insists on coming in
Survey finds one-quarter of Americans insist on working while ill, driven by concerns about deadlines and lost wages