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11 business facts about Facebook on its 11th birthday

Mark Zuckerberg’s company turns 11 today, and it’s a bigger part of our lives than ever. We spend our free time scrolling through friends and friends of friends’ photos from years gone by. And we post details about our most important – and not so important – moments. In short, it’s been a love-hate relationship through the years.

Even high-earning young adults live with Mom and Dad

With a high cost of living and a large income gap, Silicon Valley young adults are living at home

It's a Good Time to Become a Landlord

Nobody is saying being a landlord is easy, what with late-night calls about bursting pipes or police coming for big parties, but it can be lucrative.

What You Can Do About High Property Taxes

"I fought the law and the law won" doesn't always apply. Sometimes you can fight City Hall and win. I've done it twice.

The Financial Mistake That Can Cost Homeowners a Bundle

If you haven’t refinanced your mortgage yet, you could be leaving tens of thousands of dollars on the table. Interest rates have bounced around historical lows for years, yet a surprising number of homeowners who could benefit...

Amazon's Tablet Business Dwindling

Amazon released a lineup of pretty darn good -- and inexpensive -- tablets last fall. The problem is, nobody seems to be buying them.

Companies Have Trouble Filling Sales Jobs

As the U.S. economy gains momentum, companies selling technology and other services to corporate customers are struggling to fill potentially lucrative sales jobs. Lauren Weber joins MoneyBeat. Photo: iStock/Geber86.

What's the Biggest Risk to the U.S. Economy?

Feb. 4 -- Bloomberg Senior Economist Carl Riccadonna and Bloomberg’s Michael McKee report on the state of the U.S. economy. They speak on “Market Makers.”

Remington settlement triggers questions

CNBC's Scott Cohn reports the latest details on a landmark class action suit allegedly involving millions of defective Remington rifles.

Tax Hacks: How to Avoid Tax Audits

There are a few red flags that might set off audit alarms at the IRS.

Big Mac Lovers Bid $18,000 for Bottle of Special Sauce

McDonald's is auctioning limited edition bottles of its 'Special Sauce' on e-Bay for charity. As Mara Montalbano (@maramontalbano) tells us, the bidding may make McDonald's consider selling more than 200 bottles.

The luxury truck splurge

January was a great month for U.S. automakers, thanks to low interest rates, cheap gas, and a growing desire by many Americans to own really nice trucks. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Inside Amazon's first brick-and-mortar store

Amazon opened its first-ever brick-and-mortar store at Purdue University, offering free shipping to students who send their purchases there.

How Much Has Where American Shop Changed?

Feb. 4 -- The Robin Report CEO Robin Lewis and Bloomberg’s Julie Hyman discuss the changing retail landscape on “Market Makers.”

Is a bigger iPad in the works?

The Wall Street Journal Columnist Veronica Dagher, Young America’s Foundation’s Ashley Pratte and FBN’s Neil Cavuto and Tracy Byrnes on reports of a bigger iPad, the future of space tourism.

How to Improve Your Home Wi-Fi

Your home wireless network doesn’t have to be slow and hard to manage. WSJ’s Joanna Stern takes a look at the latest Wi-Fi routers, and offers tips for making the most out of your broadband connection. Photo/video: Drew Evans/The Wall Street Journal.

Investors binge buy Netflix

Netflix stock is one of the top performers of 2015 thanks to strong earnings and subscriber growth. And it just sold $1.5 billion in bonds to fund future expansion.