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As thousands of fed up consumers dump their big banks and transfer their accounts to credit unions and small community banks, others are finding it much harder to walk away.
Tech companies say they're stuck without a diverse applicant pool, because not enough minorities and women are graduating with technical degrees.
Fed Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told marines at Texas' Ft. Bliss the U.S. cannot escape the consequences of Europe's crisis.
U.S. stocks rose Thursday, but investors remain on edge as French bond yields spiked and Italian bond yields eased slightly.
StockTwits users tweet crisp zingers about the tech giant, are surprised by Cisco and wonder if investors are paying too much attention to Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' woes.
New claims for unemployment benefits dip to 390,000 last week, the lowest level since April 2.
Obama's top economic advisor is advocating for the president's jobs plan and attacking House Republicans on tax reform.
In an interview with CNN's Jessica Yellin, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner slams Republican job proposals.
All kinds of employers, from Bank of America to Blimpie, are rolling out the red carpet for returning veterans. What's in it for business, besides a tax break? Putting veterans' valuable skills to work.
Green Mountain Coffee stock could use a caffeine jolt after reporting its first sales miss in two years.
Shares of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion are cheap, but with good reason: Analysts don't expect a big rebound.
As long as Europe remains a comedy of errors, nervous investors will keep buying gold. $2,000, here we come?
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