10:19am: New-home sales drop 2.2% in December, below economists' expectations. More
Hot girls and funny animals are, once again, the theme of upcoming Super Bowl ads. Who would have guessed?
U.S. stocks mixed as investors welcome strong corporate earnings but keep an eye on ongoing debt talks in Greece.
President Obama gives a little more shape to his proposed Buffett rule, but not nearly enough to really understand how it would work.
Google instituted a culture of privacy over the past year that has helped it move past the Google Buzz fiasco.
The release of Mitt Romney's tax returns offer an important policy lesson: Investment income should be taxed at the same level as labor income. A commentary by tax expert Joseph J. Thorndike.
Sales of foreclosed homes comprised 20% of U.S. residential sales during the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac. That's a significant decline from the same period in 2010, but it's still a far cry from levels seen during healthier housing markets.
The Xenex blasts light - literally - at life-threatening superbugs.
For the first time in the history of the Federal Reserve, the central bank released forecasts for the federal funds rate, its key tool for stimulating the economy, and released an explicit goal for the rate of inflation.
Walmart International President and CEO Doug McMillon explains the strategy behind the retailer's foray into emerging African markets.
Comcast and Google led lobbying efforts for and against the anti-piracy acts.
... everybody. Apple's cash hoard has nearly doubled since fiscal 2010. $64 billion is overseas. But shouldn't Apple use some of it for productive purposes?
Treasury yields are still low. But unless politicians finally take the deficit seriously after the election, rates could spike.
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| Romney's real estate deals |