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Millions more people at risk of climate-related coastal flooding

According to a new study published Tuesday, 300 million people are currently living on land that will be vulnerable to annual flooding by 2050.

Fewer Americans are giving to charity

Veuer’s Elizabeth Keatinge tells us how a new report says fewer Americans are giving to charity.

Young Americans are getting more addicted to mobile devices

Kids spend about an hour a day watching online videos; Fox Biz Flash: 10/29.

Mohamed El-Erian: There's no justification for a rate cut

Beth Ann Bovino, chief U.S. economist at S&P Global Ratings, and Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, join "Squawk Box" to discuss what they are watching in the markets as the Fed is set to announce its interest rate decision.

Bayer glyphosate plaintiffs double since July

Germany's Bayer is now facing 42,700 U.S. plaintiffs blaming its glyphosate-based weedkillers for their cancer, more than twice the tally in July and potentially raising any future settlement. David Pollard reports.

NCAA approves compensation for college athletes

NCAA officials on Tuesday opened the door for student athletes to financially benefit from any use of their name, image and likeness -- marking a major shift in the rules governing collegiate sports. CBSSports.com's senior college football writer Dennis Dodd joins CBSN's Elaine Quijano with analysis.

5 things you might need to sacrifice for a healthy retirement

Retirement is the time to relax and do things you've always wanted to do. However, there are some costs that might prevent you from living life to the fullest. Here are five things you should sacrifice for a healthy retirement.

Why 5G is fast but spotty in the US

In the global race for 5G, U.S. telecom firms have a unique disadvantage: limited access to the “goldilocks” band of radio frequencies. That's pushing U.S. firms toward a less practical version of 5G. WSJ explains the science and its implications. Illustration by Carlos Waters / The Wall Street Journal

How airplane food gets to your seat

On average, Gate Gourmet at Dulles International Airport caters 18,000 meals for passengers on 275 flights daily. The 24/7 operation is a logistical feat where everything is temperature and time-controlled in order to maintain food safety.

The first things 14 lottery winners splashed their cash on

Winning the lottery may be a dream come true, but what that actually looks like is different for everyone.

Did Trump cause Amazon to lose a huge Pentagon contract?

Within hours of Amazon's losing a lucrative Pentagon cloud computing contract to rival Microsoft, there were hints that the Seattle giant would challenge the decision.

Why the economy might not sway 2020 voters

Americans’ views of the economy have become so hardened along partisan lines that the economy may matter less in next year’s presidential election than in the past. Both major political parties have emphasized the economy in the early stages of the campaign. Republicans hope that a rock-bottom unemployment rate and rising wages will cause voters to stick with President Trump despite the various scandals enveloping his administration. Democrats...

Why some Costco employees have different colored badges

Costco employees receive silver and gold badges to commemorate their respective 25th and 40th anniversaries with the warehouse chain.

Prefab tiny homes you can buy on Amazon

As one of the world's largest online retailers, you can buy just about anything from Amazon – including a house.

Kanye West, with debt piling up, thanks God for $68M tax refund

Kanye West has been making headlines lately for his Sunday Service, an invitation-only event that started earlier this year in which the rapper-turned-preacher performs with live musical accompaniment. Apparently, there are big profits in his piety.

Falling rates boost mortgage market to pre-crisis levels

Lenders extended $700 billion of home loans in the July-to-September quarter, the most in 14 years, according to industry research group Inside Mortgage Finance.

A day in the life of the top real estate broker in Miami

Dora Puig sells multimillion-dollar condos on Fisher Island, the richest ZIP code in the US, where the average income is $2.2 million.

Stocks falter ahead of the Fed's next interest rate decision

Stocks struggled Tuesday as investors looked ahead to a potential rate cut from the Federal Reserve.