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Eight strategies for managing your teen鈥檚 鈥榞ap year鈥� experienceMore teens are turning to a 'gap year' experience to bridge the divide between high school and college. With the right strategy in place, that year can be a successful one.
First LookAl Jazeera America closing: Casualty of US news climate or falling oil prices?The American-offshoot of the Qatari-owned Al Jazeera Media Network will shut down less than three years after entering the US marketplace.
Why is GE moving to Boston?General Electric announced Wednesday it will move its headquarters from Fairfield, Conn., to Boston after Massachusetts legislators promised funds and talent.聽
Six things to do after getting engaged (if you're on a budget)If money is tight after you've gotten engaged, there are ways to be celebratory and still avoid some of the higher costs associated with getting married.
Finances out of control? Move to Montana.A new study ranking all 50 states on their residents' money management skills finds that Montana comes out on top, thanks largely to the state's low cost of living and unemployment rate. Which states fared the worst?
Five reasons women might retire with more wealthThere are some compelling reasons why women may be in better financial shape than men when they retire.
2017 Hyundai Ioniq comes in hybrid, plugin hybrid, or electricThe Hyundai Ioniq rides on a dedicated platform designed not only to offer a variety of alternative powertrains but also be lightweight and fun to drive.聽
Clinton and Sanders face off over who should pay for new social programsHillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders both say they want to help the middle class, but they have different outlines for how they would do so.
Wall Street's rocky start to 2016 gets worse. Why?Stocks tumbled again on fears of a global slowdown and alarm over plummeting oil prices.
Tax hikes, relief, dedication, and resurrectionLatest updates on tax policy, including Obama's statements on the Earned Income Tax Credit during his final State of the Union address.
Is Honda about to collaborate with GM on plug-in hybrids?Honda and GM, already partners on hydrogen fuel-cell technology, may expand that partnership to include plug-in hybrids and other electronic vehicles.
What to buy every month of the year in 2016Stores regularly offer their deepest discounts at annual points in the year. With a little advance planning, it's easy to take advantage of those huge sales.
Amazon buys a shipping company. Can it compete with FedEx, UPS?In an effort to control operating costs, Amazon has bought its own shipping company in France, and a US shipping acquisition may follow.
Apple sets up webpage listing every car with CarPlayIf you want to buy a car that has Apple's CarPlay feature installed, Apple has just made it a lot easier to find what you're looking for.
The five best mid-sized cities for millennialsThese smaller cities provide the urban experience without the higher rent cost associated with living in a larger city like New York.
Student loans: Five ways to get on top of your payments in 2016If you graduated in 2015 and have student loans, you probably started making payments on them聽at the end of last year. Rather than freak out about this new obligation, here are five things you can do to get on top of your loan payments in 2016.
Airbus tops Boeing in jet orders despite technical setbacks聽Airbus聽overcame technical toilet troubles and engine delays to win hundreds more plane orders in 2015 than rival Boeing, but both companies face trouble as China's economy wobbles.
A Jeep Wrangler pickup truck is finally on its wayJeep's new truck will be built in Toledo, Ohio alongside the next-generation Jeep Wrangler. This all-new Wrangler is expected to arrive sometime towards the end of 2017, so we shouldn't expect the truck before then.
Philadelphia Inquirer tests new model, with nonprofit and for-profit benefitsThe Philadelphia Media Network, parent of the Inquirer, was donated to a local foundation in a unique structure that allows it to take advantage of both nonprofit and for-profit status.
First LookCan nonprofits save journalism? Philadelphia Inquirer tests new model.Philly philanthropist H.F. 'Gerry' Lenfest has donated the city's main media company to a newly-created nonprofit in hopes of preserving independent journalism, as newspapers around the country struggle to adapt to the digital age.聽
