New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley just laid down a blunt challenge, exhorting them to do that -- or else

With new versions ready for 2015, dealers want to move these older models now

Employers report that workers are getting creative -- and sometimes pretty ridiculous -- when calling out for the day

The devices made by the Japanese Takata company are said to be responsible for at least four deaths and 30 injuries, including on in a Florida case, which it settled

A billing glitch involving Bank of America debit cards marked an early hiccup for the mobile payment service launched Monday

Despite recent gains, roller-coaster financial markets are keeping investors on edge

Company will still allow use of smokeless tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes, moist snuff and pouches of tobacco

Investors are taking heart in the Internet company's progress, but vibrant rebound remains elusive

Here's a look at the most annoying (and infinitely avoidable) phrases often found in work emails

It's the fourth time in the past two years that the EPA has found that an automaker overstated gas mileage test results

Pet deposits have been around for a while, but now landlords have figured out a new way to get more money out of pet-owning tenants

The American middle class is poorer than anytime since the 1940s, thanks to rising inequality

Connecticut company says they struggle to keep up with demand for toy designed to "take some of the scariness away" from the disease

The cost of wood one logger supplies has risen by $5 a cord, and is now $80 for lower-grade firewood

Christophe de Margerie was killed earlier this week in a plane crash in Moscow on Monday

Increase was held back by declining gas prices; tiny gain is the latest evidence that inflation remains benign

Airlines are on a jet-buying spree, driven by cheap financing and a growing number of global fliers

Company expects the peak day is likely to be Dec. 15, when it expects to handle 22.6 million shipments around the world

Futures pointed to a lackluster start on Wall Street: Dow futures were flat and S&P 500 futures fell 0.2 percent

Once sacrosanct, Turkey Day is increasingly becoming the real kickoff for holiday shopping as retailers battle Amazon