McDonald's CEO: The clown stays
Fast-food chain's new chief pressed at shareholder meeting to stop marketing to children and raise wages for more workers
CareFirst now says cyberattack hit 1.1 million
Health insurer only recently learned that the breach it detected nearly a year ago had accessed customer information
Wall St. banks admit they rigged markets
Traders used private electronic chat rooms in colluding to set currency and interest rates
Los Angeles hikes hourly minimum wage to $15
Nation's second-largest city aims to phase in a higher standard of living for some 600,000 low-income workers by 2020
Cancer charity scams accused of bilking consumers
Prosecutors say millions of donors gave cash to help patients including sick children, but money instead enriched fundraisers
IMF: To reduce pollution, cut energy subsidies
Taxpayers help bankroll $5.3 trillion in aid to fossil fuel producers -- more than total global spending on public health
Why is college enrollment declining?
For-profit educators and community colleges are hardest hit by drop in students signing up for the spring semester
Feds: Nationwide willfully mispriced insurance
Regulators say it arranged to delay deliveries of buy and sell orders sent by regular mail, contrary to pricing rules
Facebook sets $15 hourly min wage for contractors
Social media giant adds its voice to national debate over minimum pay, saying adequate benefits make workers more productive
Apple steps up environmental efforts in China
After launching a major solar project in the world's most populous country, the technology giant looks to protect forests
Economy looks better on Wall Street than Main Street
Although the U.S. job market is improving, some fear the pace of economic growth is already tapering off
Recliners recalled due to fire hazard
Power switches at risk of overheating in reclining chairs, sofas and sectionals sold nationwide prompt consumer recall
Cuomo bypassing legislature in minimum-wage fight
New York's governor says he's acting to address "a national problem that leaders at all levels of government are grappling with"
Investing in vice pays, but not as much as this index
Shares in alcohol and tobacco producers proved more lucrative than some other sin stocks in the last 12 months
Here's what an undercover probe of funeral homes found
Grieving family members often don't get all they are legally entitled to when dealing with the commercial aspects of death