Stocks swing wildly after Wall Street's biggest day in decade
Slowing economic growth globally and a partial U.S. government shutdown whipsaws markets from Asia to America
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Slowing economic growth globally and a partial U.S. government shutdown whipsaws markets from Asia to America
It exploded into a $10 billion business with more than a quarter-million new jobs in the U.S. alone, despite barriers
As the FBI cranks up its enforcement efforts against financial scams, it's also warning Americans about them
The chemical is so dangerous the EPA's own scientists decided it should be prohibited for all consumer and most professional uses
More than half the states across the country now require higher minimum pay than the federal government's $7.25 an hour
No matter which way stocks go — and Wall Street has ample arguments for either direction — expect a gut-wrenching ride
Man, who says he was racially profiled and posted incident on Instagram, was on phone in DoubleTree lobby and asked to leave for alleged trespassing
Community voices strong support for wrestler forced by ref to cut his dreadlocks and school district's team won't take part in events that ref officiates
Three people were evaluated by medics, two of them were transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries
That raises the total number of people released this week to more than 1,000
According to the statement from police, the victim said "his girlfriend didn't believe him," so he "Snapchatted the video" of Spacey allegedly touching him
Lawmakers will reconvene Thursday to try to broker an agreement and reopen the government
Armed with flashlights and friendly smiles, hundreds have turned up to send a message of comfort in the form of light beams
The suspect was seen on surveillance video buying several packs of beer before getting back into his Dodge Ram pickup truck, investigators said
Prosecutors describe $142 million fraud in which businesses and individuals paid premium for ordinary corn, soybeans, wheat