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Newly built homes are more expensive than they've ever been before. That's why sales are suffering.
This suggested buy list, built on Foursquare data, includes retailers like Nordstrom, Warby Parker, Ulta and Lowe's.
The Federal Trade Commission will allow Amazon to continue its $13.7 billion deal to acquire Whole Foods.
U.S. stocks fell after Trump said he would let the government shut down without appropriations for a border wall.
Alto Pharmacy, a prescription delivery service, has bought Round Health, a start-up that has created a "smart" pill bottle.
In the "political cold war" between President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, here's who has the most to lose and what's next, according to Jake Novak.
Before you buy a Powerball ticket on a whim, consider this: Where you got the ticket makes a big difference if you win.
Wednesday's Powerball could be the No. 2 biggest jackpot in the history of the lottery.
The consequences of a data breach could be significant. Here are 10 ways to approach cybersecurity oversight.
Uber its losses 14 percent in the second quarter from a year ago, as the ride-hailing giant grew bookings, trips and revenue.
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Paul Ryan, long a proponent of tax reform, hopes to approve a bill before the end of the year.
A venture capitalist says that Amazon still has the upper hand in e-commerce despite Wal-Mart's many efforts to stay competitive.
Valerie Plame Wilson has launched a campaign to buy Twitter to kick off the president.
Wal-Mart's teaming up to sell products on Google Home could spark hope for struggling retailers.
- Hospital chain pledges to cut opioid prescriptions 40 percent by 2018 in face of painkiller epidemic
If Intermountain Healthcare reaches its goal, it will prescribe 5 million fewer opioid pills annually.
Union Gaming analyst Grant Govertsen believes the typhoon will hurt Macau's casino revenues.
Scientists in northern Alaska are watching the ground beneath them melt away.
WPP PLC's report of a stunning slowdown in consumer-product company spending sends a chill across traditional media companies.
