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Targeting youth unemployment, Hillary Rodham Clinton plans to propose tax credits to encourage businesses to train young people and offer apprenticeships to develop lifelong job skills.

Small businesses aren't in the dire straits they were four years ago, but presidential candidates aren't letting go of an issue they think will get them votes.

Complying with the health care law is costing small businesses thousands of dollars that they didn't have to spend before the new regulations went into effect.

As the U.S. economy has steadily recovered from the Great Recession, the critical missing piece has been a painful lack of pay raises for many Americans.

The fate of the European Central Bank's aggressive plan to stimulate the economy out of stagnation lies with the 340 million people in the 19-country euro alliance.

Cutting regulations and taxes are on Rep. Steve Chabot's must-do list for small businesses.

Small business owners may get more help from Washington in 2015.

Retirees covered by financially troubled multiemployer pensions could soon see their benefits cut under a congressional spending deal to keep the government running.

Retirees covered by financially troubled multiemployer pensions could soon see their benefits cut under a congressional spending deal to keep the government running.

Peggy Young only has to look at her 7-year-old daughter to be reminded how long she's been fighting with United Parcel Service over its treatment of pregnant employees — and why.

Small business owners have their fair share of issues they need to stay on top of.

Legal or not, the business of selling weed in the U.S. is as wacky as ever.

Compare unemployment rates, and America's job market looks much stronger than Europe's.

Women still have a hard time getting small business loans.

Women are a growing force in the business world, but if they own a company, they may still struggle to get a loan from a bank.

___ US airfares on the rise, outpacing inflation NEW YORK (AP) — The average roundtrip ticket within the U.S., including taxes, reached $509.15 in the first six months of this year, up nearly $14 from the same period last year.

There are recruiters out there this time of year literally twiddling their thumbs trying to appear busy. They will jump at the opportunity to meet with a good candidate.

More than a million Americans rang in the new year without the safety net of long-term unemployment benefits, and now the president is urging Congress to act swiftly to reinstate the lifeline.

Building new homes, storing files with contacts in human resources departments for false claims-- defrauding the government is essentially a job in and of itself--and it pays big.