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Five financial experts people in their forties should followForty is the new twenty, but hopefully with better finances. These financial experts are perfectly geared toward people in the prime of their lives.
Why individual tax revenue will grow even if Congress doesn't raise taxesWith income growing faster than inflation and myriad other factors, real tax creep will result in individual tax increases whether or not Congress officially raises taxes.
Eight ways college students can save money before class startsCollege is expensive. These tips will help college students make the most out of their budgets.
Verizon Go90 enters the video streaming fray. But why?Verizon announced Tuesday the launch of 'Go90,' a free mobile streaming service, to target Millennial customers. With options exploding from all sides, why would Verizon take on more established competitors like YouTube, Hulu, and a slew of others?聽
Vocational training in prisons can fill industry gapsA shortage of workers in the welding industry has led some prisons to institute certification programs for inmates to learn applicable technical skills useful in the workplace.聽
Here's why industrial food is deceivingly cheapFood is seemingly cheaper and more convenient than ever before. However, what people don't pay for at the cash register, they pay in healthcare costs and environmental consequences.
Opinion: A crisis of public morality, not private moralityAmerica's problems stem from the morality in the boardroom, not the bedroom. The sense of community and interdependence following World War II and the Great Depression demonstrate that when companies are compelled to have a sense of moral responsibility, the entire country benefits.聽
Tesla and Panasonic: friends in electric cars, foes in home energy storagePanasonic currently produces all cells for the Tesla Model S, and also owns a small stake in the carmaker. But the two could be rivals in the energy-storage business in the near future.聽
Progress WatchRetailers end on-call scheduling, giving workers more stabilityThanks to a combination of regulatory pressures and a tightening job market, major retailers including Gap and Victoria鈥檚 Secret are making schedules for their hourly workers more predictable.聽
Superheroes didn't save Hollywood, box office this summerAfter the summer closes over Labor Day weekend, the North American box office will have tallied about $4.4 billion in ticket receipts. But for once, superheroes did not rule Hollywood 鈥� it was Universal Pictures.
Abercrombie & Fitch gets a sophisticated new look. Does it work?Abercrombie is now aiming to be more of a premium label that targets adults. How will it affect the clothes?聽
Educating their grandchildren one harvest at a timePrograms like One Acre Fund offer education and advice for remote farms trying to feed and supply their families.
Toyota invests $50 million to develop smarter human-driven carThe company says its future cars will serve as 'guardian angels,' nudging drivers when safety is threatened.聽
2015 Drive Electric Week is larger than everThis year's Electric Drive Week is larger than ever with more than 170 events in 165 cities already planned. The events hope to raise increasing awareness of plug-in cars.
Leon Gorman remembered for leading L.L. Bean to business successA look back at some of the accomplishments by the longtime president of the outdoor apparel retailer.
'Star Wars' marketing machine commences primary ignitionForce Friday marks the unveiling of new 'Star Wars' merchandise and even some life-size Stormtrooper cars in New York.聽
BlackBerry to buy security company Good Tech for $425MThe acquisition is a software-focused bid for the smartphone company.
Call for tax code simplicity is fairly quietMany of the presidential candidates are vocally supporting tax reform and a simplified tax code, but citizens don't appear to be taking note.
Food fight: USDA oversight on industry-wide promotional campaigns facing criticismThe Agriculture Department has typically overseen promotional campaigns organized and funded by particular food industries, but some are asking the USDA for more leadership in encouraging commercial competition between industries.
Donald Trump burger makes UK appearanceNational Burger Day has a variety of contestants. Among them is Donald Trump, or, rather, his burger namesake.
