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7 Ways to Save More Money at Big Lots

With a little extra effort, you can cut Big Lots' prices by an additional 20% or more.

10 Things to Know About Job Searching as a Veteran

Make a successful transition from the service to civilian life with these employment tips.

Los Angeles mansion once listed for $250 million finally sold

The extravagant Bel Air property has five bars, a bowling alley, a 40-seat movie theater, an 85-foot infinity pool, and a candy wall.

The best places to raise a family in the West

The West is full of enticing opportunities and beautiful atmosphere, making it an attractive option for raising a family.

The best places to raise a family in the Southwest

The Southwest has a robust history from the gold mining days, rich Native American culture, and some of the most beautiful landscapes this nation has to offer. 

Where America sends its agricultural exports

American-grown food doesn’t always stay in America. Stacker looked at 21 American crops exported to other countries to see just who around the world is buying the most American food.

Amazon's next-day shipping ambitions are costing it a fortune

The latest quarterly earnings and guidance badly miss Wall Street's expectations, causing the stock to plummet.

Jeff Bezos lost about $7 billion on Thursday

Amazon reported third-quarter earnings Thursday that disappointed investors and sent Amazon stock spiraling down. For Bezos, that means an on-paper loss of around $7 billion, putting his status as richest person in the world at risk.

Health-care system causing rampant burnout among doctors, nurses

As many as half of all clinicians suffer from burnout symptoms, creating risks to patients, malpractice claims and absenteeism, a national study finds.

The megaprojects that changed countries forever

Megaprojects are complex and expensive ventures that take years to complete. Although the massive scale of these projects makes them fraught with risk, they also have the capacity to bring great economic and social benefits during and after construction. Whether good or bad, these are the megaprojects that have shaped the future of their countries in a big way.

Goldman predicts Fed will make 2 big changes next week

The Fed likely will finish its "mid-cycle adjustment" and remove language that it will "act as appropriate to sustain the expansion," according to Goldman Sachs.

Minneapolis saw that NIMBYism has victims

Single-family zoning hurts a lot of people. In Minnesota’s largest city, reformers put them front and center.

Here's a rule of thumb for deciding to ditch your old car

Is there a sweet spot that tells you when it's time to stop putting money into an old car?

Stocks close mixed on busiest day of earnings season

The S&P 500 posted a slight gain Thursday, led by strong quarterly results from Microsoft, as Wall Street slogged through the busiest day of the earnings season.

Chart shows a nasty Japan-style market drop could loom

Jesse Felder, the former hedge-fund investor behind the popular Felder Report financial blog, says the U.S. stock market could be on the verge of a Japan-style slowdown.

Flight shaming gains traction, could cost airlines billions

Consumers are paying more attention to their carbon footprint and it could cost airlines billions of dollars, Citi said in a note to clients Tuesday.

Amazon's stock tumbles after profit misses forecast

Amazon reported third-quarter earnings Thursday that missed on profit but exceeded Wall Street’s revenue expectations, with sales getting a boost from the lure of Prime Day sales and one-day shipping.

Boeing Max design and pilot failures blamed for Lion air crash

Indonesian investigators found scores of problems and missteps in connection with last year’s fatal Lion Air crash, ranging from design flaws in Boeing Co.’s 737 Max airplane to certification failures by U.S. regulators and pilot error.

Citigroup names new president

Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat on Thursday named Jane Fraser the bank's new president, as well as its new CEO of Global Consumer Banking.