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Americans are going to be a lot more tightfisted with their tax refunds this year, with more taxpayers planning to save the cash they get back from Uncle Sam instead of spending it, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation.
Garrett Bauer traded on illegal inside information for 17 years until he got caught. He's on his way to jail but is speaking out about his crimes.
The financial crisis and the sluggish recovery have landed some blows to your personal finances. But you're still standing -- and it's time to fight back.
The big wireless carriers are all hunting for spectrum -- which often means buying out their rivals.
More than a third of Atlantic Health Systems' workforce is over 50, and the company says it benefits from their training and expertise.
Chris Christie has had it with Warren Buffett, the world-famous investor who lent his name to a proposed tax hike on the rich.
Bill Weldon, Johnson & Johnson's longtime CEO, will step down after a slew of recalls.
Alibaba Group owns about 73.5% of e-commerce giant Alibaba.com, which is its only publicly traded subsidiary. It wants to buy the remaining shares.
RIM's release of PlayBook 2.0 finally gives the device features that are standard on other tablets. But the damage may already be done.
From Knicks jersey sales to tickets on the road, many firms are profiting from Linsanity. But can it last?
Shares of Microsoft, Cisco, Dell, HP and Intel are hot this year, proving there's more to tech than Apple and Facebook.
With China said to be considering more euro-centric purchases, will it continue to cut back its Treasury holdings?
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