The lessons of the Lehman Brothers collapse should loom large over the heads policymakers mulling Greece's future.

Wall Street managed to put an end to a brutal global rout on Wednesday, with the S&P and Nasdaq ending in the green as traders parsed through a slew of headlines from Europe.

Tattoo removal has increased by 32% in the last year as job seekers with body art struggle to compete for jobs in a competitive market.

A jury decided Google's Android mobile platform did not infringe on Oracle's patents in a closely-watched trial.

A 65-year-old entrepreneur is peddling a new device to replace the canned air sprays used to dust off computer keyboards and factory equipment.

While a number of investors shy away from Facebooks volatile stock, others are anxiously awaiting the action, looking for alternative ways to invest in the social media network.

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) is highlighting what the group sees as the importance of small business sentiment in choosing a candidate for the White House as a part of National ...

Kraft Foods has agreed to name its global snacks business Mondelez International when it completes the spin-off from its North American grocery business later this year.

The common currency slid to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since July 2010 amid continued worries over the eurozone debt crisis.

On Sale: Don't waste time sorting through non-applicable daily deal offers in your inbox and kids are going to love this new deal from Microsoft. 

Kinder Morgan has inked 20-year contracts with shippers to support its planned $4.1 billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in Canada.

Here is a stock that gapped down today with an opening price significantly lower than the previous trading day's close: Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) gapped down today, opening at $12.87 after closing the previous ...

Here is a stock that gapped up today with opening prices significantly higher than the close on the previous trading day: PetSmart (NASDAQ:PETM) gapped up today, opening at $61.32 after closing the previous ...

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and several banks led by Morgan Stanley were sued by shareholders on claims that the defendants concealed Facebook's weakened growth forecasts ahead of the company's $16 billion ...

Zales narrowed its third-quarter loss on Wednesday and reported higher U.S. sales of fine jewelry.

Hormel Foods reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter profit on Wednesday, led by sales of Jennie-O Turkey and international growth.

The markets slumped on Wednesday as traders grew wary about the deepening debt crisis in Europe with a summit of leaders there slated for later in the day.

Slammed by slumping same-store sales, Big Lots suffered a deeper-than-expected 22% slide in first-quarter sales and cut its full-year guidance.

With the job market for seasonal employment better this year than its been since 2008, more employers may be hiring teens and college kids this summer.

With the NBA and NHL gearing up for their championship series, a new poll shows employers should be readying for an influx of "sports flu" going around the office.

Toll Brothers swung to a stronger-than-expected fiscal second-quarter profit as the luxury home builder enjoyed its strongest spring selling season since before the economy cratered.

We live in a culture these days that's too quick to blame others for our circumstances. Morgan Stanley's client was Facebook, and the mandate was to offer the shares to the public. They did just that. ...

Most everyone has heard of being fired for being late or making mistakes on the job, but a New Jersey woman is claiming she was fired for being "too hot," claiming she was a victim of discrimination. ...

We can't all be superheroes all the time. And it's in these moments that we truly portray what we are made of. 

When it comes to certain issues or events in a home, not everything can be swept under the rug. From non-working AC units to past murders, some states require homeowners to provide all the detailers to ...

U.S. stock-index futures followed European shares to the downside on Wednesday amid skepticism that eurozone leaders meeting on the day will take the measures necessary to protect the currency bloc from ...

While the S&P 500 grew 0.2%, the Capital Goods sector (XLI) showed little movement during trading today.

The Financial sector (XLF) held steady during a trading day that saw the S&P 500 grow 0.2%.

The Consumer/Non-Cyclical sector (XLP) held steady during a trading day that saw the S&P 500 grow 0.2%.

The Transportation sector (IYT) showed little movement while the S&P 500 gained 0.2% during trading today.

While the S&P 500 grew 0.2%, the Energy sector (XLE) showed little movement during trading today.

The Services sector (IYC) showed little change during trading today while the S&P 500 rose 0.2%.

The events surrounding Facebooks controversial initial public offering are likely to fuel further criticism that some hot IPOs enrich Wall Street but not necessarily retail investors who snatch up shares ...