Women who attend elite colleges earn more, but marry less
Attending a highly selective university has a far different impact on women than for men, a study finds
Sears bankruptcy court OKs $25M in bonuses to top execs
Retailer gets judge's approval to give key employees financial incentive to stick around as company hemorrhages cash
New Facebook bug exposes millions of users' private photos
Social media giant says a security glitch may have let third-party apps access people's unshared images
J&J hid findings of asbestos in baby powder: Reuters
Shares tumbled Friday after investigative report details company efforts to keep talc evidence from regulators, consumers
Boy Scouts, facing sexual abuse suits, may declare bankruptcy
Organization considering "all options" as it grapples with declining membership and rising legal costs
Del Monte recalls canned corn for botulism risk
Walmart and Target among retailers that sold incompletely sterilized food that could cause life-threatening illness
Amazon workers in New York launch campaign to unionize
As the e-commerce giant draws fire for its proposed HQ in Queens, employees in another borough want to organize
California mulls "text tax" on mobile messages
Regulators to vote on surcharge to bolster state program that helps make phone service affordable for poor people
Kimberly-Clark recalls Kotex tampons that can unravel inside body
Defective product produced over a two-year period and distributed broadly across the U.S. and Canada, company says
Most CFOs see a U.S. recession coming by 2020
"All of the ingredients are in place," including tens of thousands of workers losing their jobs in recent weeks
Jimmy Dean sausage recalled because it may contain metal
Food manufacturer received complaints that some of its pork and poultry products contained foreign material
Google Plus shutdown date gets moved up after new security breach
Google is pulling the plug on its ill-fated social network in April, five months sooner than originally planned
10,000 Verizon workers take buyouts with up to 60 weeks pay
Nearly a quarter of employees offered paid package to leave the telecom giant are voluntarily heading for the exit
Twitter CEO Dorsey knocked for promoting Myanmar
Tweets touting travel to the Southeast Asian country draw criticism for ignoring plight of persecuted minority group
Where Americans are most burdened by credit-card debt
The average household needs a year to pay off its plastic, but some Americans are struggling more than others