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So, you’ve finally hired a contractor for your home renovation. You’ve done your homework, checked references, and even have a written contract. You think you're ready to take it easy now and just leave everything up to the contractor. Well, think again! Even the most reputable contractors may not remember to warn you of the possible pitfalls of the remodeling process, and an unscrupulous contractor might deliberately conceal them as a way to pad their bill at the end. Prepare yourself for your next big project by taking a look at a few things that your contractor may not be telling you.

U.S. stocks traded mostly higher Tuesday as investors eyed data ahead of the important Federal Reserve meeting that kicks off in one day.

The federal marketplace was intended to increase competition, partly by creating consumer-led co-ops. But many new entrants have struggled, and several have folded.

(Bloomberg) -- Ferrari plans to stick to making high-end sports cars, avoiding following the crowd with a sport utility vehicle or an electric model, as the traditional engine growl is part of what customers pay for.