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Vice President Joe Biden Jr. has "begun to actively explore a possible presidential campaign," according to the New York Times, citing people who have spoken with Biden or his closest advisers. His advisers have been contacting Democratic leaders and donors who either haven't committed to Hillary Clinton or are concerned about her vulnerabilities as a candidate, according to the newspaper. However, Biden hasn't made plans to travel to the key early states of Iowa and New Hampshire. The New York... Читать дальше...

Baby sitter pay jumped 28% in the past five years.

Financial advisers talk about the biggest retirement-planning mistakes Gen X and Gen Y are making and what they can do about it.

Financial advisers talk about the biggest retirement-planning mistakes Gen X and Gen Y are making and what they can do about it.

Financial advisers talk about the biggest retirement-planning mistakes Gen X and Gen Y are making and what they can do about it.

Jerome Kohlberg died at his Martha’s Vineyard home on Thursday after a long battle with cancer.

The man who ran the now-collapsed bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox was arrested in Tokyo on Saturday, according to numerous press reports. Japanese police allege Mark Karpeles accessed the exchange's computer system and inflated his dollar account by $1 million. If found guilty, he could face up to five years in prison or be fined about $4,000. Karpeles denies wrongdoing, his lawyer said. Mt. Gox once accounted for 80% of all bitcoin trading. In early 29014, it blamed hacking attacks and software glitches for the loss of 850,000 bitcoins... Читать дальше...

Aldi and Trader Joe’s share a common heritage. Now Aldi is looking to expand into California, where Trader Joe’s began.

Professor Harold Pollack recently fit what he felt was all investors needed to know on a mere 4x6 index card. I believe it to be an excellent start, with a few potential additions to round it out.

“Heathers” and “Rock of Ages” could supplant musicals popular with high schools, like “Guys and Dolls” and “Grease.”

When a manicure resembles ‘Sweeney Todd,’ should you leave a tip?

Americans appear reluctant to take time off without pay when they are starting a family.

The main factor: Reduce your consumption, and that means buying a smaller house and owning an older car, says Phil van Doorn.

The CTS-V — a high-performance variant of the mid- to full-size CTS sedan — is not a perfect car. But...

The Microsoft co-founder tries for a few more beach reads this time around. But there’s still a heavy dose of science and math.

Gold bugs are getting squished, but the yellow metal’s rout—and declines in industrial metals prices—could set the stage for a silver rally, argues one analyst.

Mozilla Firefox thinks Microsoft is being a Web bully again.

Mozilla Firefox thinks Microsoft is being a Web bully again.

Has the “digital detox” trend reached a tipping point?

Auto dealers say consumers have the right to negotiate for better loans.

Wednesday’s launch of Windows 10 isn’t expected to spur significant growth of personal computer sales, but the demise of Windows 7 support in 2020 might.

Hillary Clinton releases a flurry of documents that include a physician’s declaration of her personal health and a batch of financial information.

Driving a smaller car isn't always better when it comes to saving on gas. Here's a look at five myths about gas mileage that could be costing you.

A group of inmates will get access to federal financial aid funding to help them pay for higher education while behind bars.

Whole Foods Market announced plans to open five new, lower-cost versions of its grocery stores called “365 by Whole Foods Market” in the second half of 2016.