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US consumers and businesses burn through a huge amount of energy resources.
When Colorado decided to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, everyone expected the state's tax revenue to increase.
One of the arguments put forth in the bull vs. bear debate is that the solidity of US non-financial corporations have never been stronger.
If you want to buy high-quality, low-price cocaine, there really is only one place to go, and that is the dark net anonymous markets.
The North Sea and Nigeria will ship the most crude in more than three years in October, adding to downward pressure on oil prices just as demand wanes from refiners shutting down for seasonal maintenance.
To eliminate food-packaging waste before it even gets into the shopping cart is the success behind Original Unvertpackt, a new supermarket in Germany that takes things into zero-waste territory by encouraging consumers to tote reusable containers to
WASHINGTON -- Renewed calls for more restrictive gun laws, following a succession of fatal shootings in the United States, immediately appear to be generating a boost for the gun industry.
Participation Rate Stuck at 38-Year Low for 3rd Straight Month
Wall Street opened lower on Friday as investors assessed August jobs data, which showed that fewer-than-expected jobs were added to the economy even as unemployment rate dropped to its lowest in more than seven years.
A decade ago, Richard Myers was the director of the Department of Genetics at the Stanford University School of Medicine, where he enjoyed the fruits of a rich endowment and his pick of faculty members and graduate students.
Next year, CBS will broadcast the Super Bowl for the first time since 2013.
Yesterday, a federal judge in San Francisco granted class action status to a lawsuit brought against Uber by three of its drivers.
Google has become so much more than than a white webpage with a text box.
The ninth video released by the Center for Medical Progress provides a glimpse into the murky and cutthroat world of the baby-harvesting business, with rival companies competing for valuable livers, hearts and kidneys.
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ConocoPhillips (COP), one of America's largest energy companies, disclosed plans on Tuesday to cut about 1,800 jobs. The biggest chunk of layoffs will take place in North America, including more than 500 just in Houston.
DESPITE ITS RECENT HACK, purported leak of customer information, and resignation of its chief executive, the parent company of Ashely Madison says business is going, well, just fine. In fact, it says, it's "growing."
Banks are sending notices of account closure out to small businesses across the country, to clients they've done business with for years, even decades. The reason? They often don't provide one.
For investors already nervous about being able to afford retirement, seeing the recent stock market swings reflected in their 401(k) balances can be deeply unsettling.
One of the promises of GMO crops was that they would be more resistant to bugs and pests, however, it seems that the chemicals used on these crops, and the modifications that have been made to their basic structure, have actually created an explosion
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc., in the midst of spending $1 billion to raise employees' wages and give them extra training, has been cutting the number of hours some of them work in a bid to keep costs in check.
The nation's largest wireless carrier stopped offering two-year contracts to new customers earlier this month. But Verizon clarified last week that if you are currently under contract, you can renew your two-year deal with Verizon when you upgrade yo
"The Donald" breathed a sigh of relief yesterday.
We're still feeling the ripple effect from the Ashley Madison hack this week.
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Airbnb has added former Clinton administration aide Chris Lehane to its ranks as it continues to battle with regulators and works to keep its apartment sharing service legal around the world.
Crowdfunding is usually associated with consumer goods like smartwatches and drones, but XTI Aircraft Company of Denver, Colorado is hoping to score a double first with its TriFan 600.