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The State of the Job Market for Veterans

Americans who served in the military can find tailored jobs programs and many organizations that are eager to help them start a business or find a job.

Attention Managers: This is No. 1 Quality Your Employees Wish You Had

LinkedIn asked professionals what they looked for in a good boss. This quality stood out among the rest.

A Female Founder's Startup Strategies for Fast-Track Success

Asking the right questions and focusing on infrastructure are two keys for building a business that's made to last.

How to choose your health care plan during open enrollment

It's time to start thinking about next year's health care choices. November is the open enrollment period when most employers allow you to sign up or change your health insurance. From FSA to HDHP, Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson spells out the options to help you make the best choices for your family.

Chick-fil-A apologizes after accidentally promoting Sunday's National Sandwich Day

Chick-fil-A apologized to customers after accidentally promoting National Sandwich Day on Sunday, Nov. 3. They're closed on Sundays.

'Unremovable' xHelper malware has infected 45,000 Android devices

It not only spams users with pop-up ads, but the app reinstalls itself after being deleted.

Apple flips the switch in streaming TV wars

Apple TV+, the tech giant's entrance into the streaming TV wars, went live in over 100 countries on Friday with several original TV shows. Conway G. Gittens has the line-up.

New satellites could end internet deserts

The most reliable streaming providers have typically used cable to deliver content. But that’s all changing with the launch of new and better satellites that could one day give us 5G, low latency data. The Wall Street Journal speaks with the Chief of the International Bureau at the FCC to discover how those changes are happening almost overnight.

American kids have doubled their online video consumption in 4 years

A survey from Common Sense Media finds online video consumption among American teens and tweens has doubled from 2015 to 2019. However, it also finds overall average screen time has largely stayed the same. Michael Robb, senior director of research at Common Sense Media, joined CBSN to discuss the latest research.

The private security empire built on cheap guards and a history of violence

Global security company G4S employs many thousands of security guards across the U.S. but their hiring practices raise serious concerns.

Despite Fed rate cut, rates on credit cards could go up

The Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates by a quarter point. It is the third time this year, the Fed has cut rates. WSJ’s AnnaMaria Andriotis reports, despite the cut, your credit card rates could go up. Photo Illustration: Adele Morgan

The rise and fall of Cadillac

For half a century, Cadillac was the top-selling luxury car brand in America. However, recent decades have seen it struggle to stay afloat, let alone compete with the influx of foreign automakers in the US. Here's what happened.

Roadblocks to a US-China trade deal

A potential U.S.-China trade pact faces new stumbling blocks: Chile's cancellation of an APEC summit and a media report saying Chinese officials doubt whether they can strike a long-term deal. Fred Katayama reports.

Trump Jr. says he could 'make millions' if his name was Hunter Biden

Donald Trump Jr. said, “I wish my name was Hunter Biden,” claiming that he would then be able to work overseas and make millions of dollars as a result of his father’s political position. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has the story.

Kincade Fire destroys parts of historic Northern California winery

Embers carried on strong winds spared some vineyards in Sonoma County, Calif., but they ravaged structures that were more than 150 years old at Soda Rock Winery.

AMC Entertainment has invested $1 billion in Saudi Arabia

Oct.31 -- CEO Adam Aron says AMC Entertainment has a billion dollar investment in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to create up to 50 movie theaters in two to three years time.

What October's stock moves mean for your investments

With stocks at record highs, some investors are wondering what it would take to derail the decade-long bull market? The answer may lie with consumers.