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Spiked punch: Tax hikes and tariffs will make holiday parties more expensive

The new charges have local business owners on edge as they prepare for one of their busiest times of the year.

Stocks close lower as Boeing, Johnson & Johnson plunge

Stocks fell Friday as Netflix led technology shares lower and as traders grappled with weak overseas data.

Ford Foundation boss touts Canada as the place to be

"They've got a capitalist system, and they're doing better than us on providing opportunity," Darren Walker says.

Boeing faces a whopping drop in quarterly profit

Nearly a year after the deadly Lion Air Flight 610 crash, Boeing Co. faces an on-year 40% decline in profit and 22% drop in revenue for its third quarter. The company reports quarterly earnings before the bell Wednesday.

How to find a sales bottleneck in 30 minutes or less

When problems arise to the lifeblood of your company, they must quickly be fixed.

Halloween set to take a hit from Trump's tariffs

"We're not in the position to go find another country to manufacture our costumes," said one small business owner.

The Future of Tech Depends On Upskilling Your Team

To own the market for specialized services, you'll need to ready your employees to meet more difficult challenges.

Cramer: Do your homework for this deluge of earnings reports

"At this point in earnings season, you should simply try to stop, look and listen," CNBC's Jim Cramer says.

7 ways Midwest states are cheaper than others

Those flyover states aren’t as boring as you think when you’ve got extra money in your pocket.

20 mistakes that empty your wallet

Do you want more money in your pockets? Does money slip through your fingers too easily? Avoid these 20 proven errors that drain your wallet.

China's slowdown deepens, and the world is feeling it

BEIJING (AP) — China's economic growth sank to a new multi-decade low in the latest quarter as a trade war with Washington deepened a slump that is weighing on the global economy. Growth in the world's second-largest economy slipped to 6% in the three months ending in September, down from the previous quarter's 6.2%, data showed Friday. It was the weakest level since China started reporting data by quarters in 1993. The slowdown and weakening...

Anheuser-Busch says MillerCoors stole recipes, trade secrets

MillerCoors, meanwhile, calls the new allegations a distraction.

GM transforms who wins, who loses in the future of work

Tentative labor deal aside, the transition to electric and autonomous vehicles is leaving a generation of workers behind.

Cheapest cities where everyone wants to live right now

Cities like New York, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. are commonly referred to as “superstar cities” -- innovation hubs that are home to major companies in industries like defense, finance, and technology.

The elderly are getting scammed by their own families

As financial exploitation of older people explodes, AARP launches training to teach bank staff how to spot someone ripping off the elderly.

Opinion: Social Security has cheated seniors for a decade

The purchasing power of Social Security dollars is falling at an alarming rate, a new analysis finds.

See inside an architect's dream tiny house

Creating a customized tiny house is a big task. From sketches to real-life infrastructure, here's how an architect builds and designs tiny houses.