China's top stock market regulator said Friday nearly 20 companies would be fined for "illegal market activities," as it struggles to restore confidence after a months long share price rout.
Falling leaves may bring first day of school and pumpkin-flavored delicacies to mind. But what about homebuying? Spring and summer are known to be the housing market's favorite season, fall may be just the right time for you to look for a new home. While buying a home in the fall isn't necessarily the norm, you may still be able to find the right house for you at a reasonable price. Check out some tips to help you find success on your home search this fall. 1. Know Your Market Different areas may follow different patterns during the fall. Sometimes there may be a limited selection of properties, while some may be experiencing value appreciation. You can work with a knowledgeable real estate agent who will help you navigate the market or do some online and in-person research yourself. The more you know about your ideal destination and the homes nearby, the better you will be able to find something you are looking for in your price range.
Many iPhone and iPad users are complaining that their mobile devices crashed when they tried to upload the iOS 9 upgrade. Fred Katayama reports.
Taco Bell is closing U.S. Taco Co. but still plans to go upscale with new Cantina restaurants.
One options trader found a clever way to cash in on the Fed call.
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Change is coming to employer-sponsored retirement accounts with the advent of online 401(k) platforms that promise lower costs and ease of use.
U.S. stocks fell sharply Friday, pressured by concerns over the implications of the Federal Reserve's decision to leave short-term interest rates unchanged.
More than 175,000 water bottles that were sold exclusively at Target are being recalled due to a choking hazard.
The connected car may be catching everyone's imagination at this year's IAA auto show. But the new technology also brings with it new dangers, such as hacking.
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