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With crude oil prices falling and supplies continuing to build, U.S. pump prices are lower than they've been in years.
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Come New Year’s Day, 14 states will have higher minimum wages. Now advocates are focused on pushing for $15 an hour in select states and cities.
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According to multiple media outlets, the U.S. President could announce expanded background checks on gun sales Thursday.
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Talking salaries may stir up feelings of uneasiness, but maneuvering your way to a higher pay grade could be quite simple if you follow these tips.
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With the past as prologue, the idea that the Fed would surprise markets with a rate hike seems far-fetched.
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Manufacturing still accounts for a big chunk of the U.S. economy and many are overlooking it, says Wells Fargo Securities' Mark Vitner.
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The reading was particularly dragged down by order backlogs, which fell 17.2 point to 29.4 in December, the agency said.
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AT&T, the only major U.S. carrier that still offers two-year contracts to subsidize new smartphone purchases, will soon stop offering the contracts.
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While dozens have accused Bill Cosby misconduct, the case in which he is charged includes many accounts of what took place.
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The number of Americans filing new claims for benefits jumped, although some of the rise might be attributed to temporary holiday factors.
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A Dallas blog has accused Mast Brothers chocolate of dishonorable chocolate making. Inside a hipster marketing lesson in authenticity.
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Cable and satellite TV providers will have a challenging year as they continue to lose customers to cheaper streaming video services.
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If you are over 70½ and own or inherit an IRA, it's important to take the required minimum distribution by Dec. 31 to avoid a tax penalty.
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The stock market has made some monster moves this year, only to end up just where it started.
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The police presence at New York City's New Year's Eve celebration has doubled since 2000, former Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik said.
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Missouri and Illinois were bracing for more flooding as rain-swollen rivers left thousands of people displaced from their homes.
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A decline in tax rates of America’s wealthiest taxpayers, underway since the late 1990s, recently reversed course.
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Which iPhone apps can help you stay on top of your finances? Bankrate reviews its favorites.
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At CES in January, Samsung will show off for the first time ever a trio of devices from its Creative Lab or C-Lab program.
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The best-performing asset class of 2015 is only up 2 percent, according to Societe Generale.
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Here's a news flash that's not news: The richest Americans have shaped the U.S. tax code so that it saves them potentially billions.
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