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Abandoned buildings that wasted taxpayers' cash
Most taxpayers have felt frustrated at some point at how their hard-earned cash is being used by their government. While taxes undoubtedly fund a lot of important and necessary projects, there are also plenty of questionable decisions. Here we take a look at buildings around the world that have been left to ruin – with taxpayers footing the bill.
Fiat Chrysler nears UAW deal with $9,000 bonuses
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and the United Auto Workers are finalizing a tentative agreement on a new labor contract that could be announced as soon as Saturday, according to people familiar with the matter.
Buffett's $128B cash horde raises questions about an overvalued market
Buffett walking away from a deal despite Berkshire's massive cash hoard could be proof there aren't that many reasonably priced opportunities.
Facebook issues first correction notice at Singapore's request
Facebook issues first correction notice at Singapore's request
Car industry's electric upheaval claims another 10,000 jobs
Daimler, the owner of Mercedes-Benz, is cutting at least 10,000 jobs around the world, making it the latest carmaker to shed workers as the industry races toward its electric future.
Ex-UAW president resigns from union in 'unprecedented' move
Former UAW President Gary Jones, replaced in recent weeks by Rory Gamble, quits his affiliation with the union he was elected to lead in June 2018.
A Texas wildcatter is tempted by a final quest
After poring over geological data, Bill Armstrong made a gutsy bet he could find oil in a corner of Alaska already picked over by the big companies.
How Target became a model retailer in the age of Amazon
American retailers, school is in session. The teacher? Target Corp.
Lego teases Tesla's Cybertruck with its own 'shatterproof' vehicle
The best joke at the expense of Tesla's Cybertruck comes from toy company Lego, tweeting their own 'shatterproof' vehicle.
Customers angry with Walmart for canceling Apple Watch orders
Furious customers say that Walmart cancelled their Apple Watch orders up to two days after they purchased the early Black Friday deal.
Stocks close lower, but post biggest monthly gains since June
Stocks traded slightly lower on Friday amid worries around U.S.-China trade relations as investors wrapped up a banner month for equities.
The richest US counties are getting even richer
The billionaire playgrounds of Jackson Hole and Aspen are getting richer, according to new government data, which shows residents of these pricey ski resorts -- along with Manhattan -- commanding the highest personal income in the U.S.
These 20 stocks pay you to own them
Dividends represent a direct reward to shareholders for the financial risks they take by investing. Some of the best investments even increase those dividends fairly regularly.
Are there any retail stocks worth buying?
Many investors are avoiding the retail sector, but that's the wrong approach.
8 stocks analysts want you to buy after earnings
The week of Thanksgiving is frequently a positive week for the stock market.
How to turn off 'tablet mode' on your Windows 10 device in 5 simple steps
It's easy to turn off tablet mode on your Windows 10 device if it has both computer and tablet functions. Here's how to do it.
How to Train Your Employees to Thrive as Managers
Resist the urge to jump in and fix situations for them.
How to avoid package theft this holiday season
Nearly 26 million Americans have had packages stolen over the holidays. We have you covered with a few tips on how to ensure a safe delivery this holiday season. Veuer’s Taisha Henry.
How to make money from a backyard house
You may be able to find a little extra cash in your backyard by turning that space into something spacious. Reporter Diana Olick finds some home owners who are building a little house next to theirs to get a little money on the side.
Is Black Friday mayhem dead?
Gerald Storch on holiday retail
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