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Sometimes on television things go a bit wrong, and they certainly did for me on Tuesday. I mixed up Hertz and Progressive, which is unfortunate because BOTH companies have amazing jobs to offer and I think both companies would be excellent to work for. 

Members of Congress get to use pre-tax dollars when buying health insurance on the new state exchanges, while all other taxpayers must use after-tax dollars, government reports show.

The changes, which will take effect Sept. 23, reflect the companies' sliding fortunes and their declining share prices.

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) and other Wall Street firms now say that a "yes" vote to strike Syria means that Congress will approve a “temporary” extension of spending authority, the GOP will not be able to shut down the government over health reform, and Congress could soften sequestration cuts.

Exclusive: Michigan officials overseeing Detroit’s historic bankruptcy filing are discussing the possibility of selling off large pieces of land as one way to stem the city’s long-term decline.

It hasn’t been a great couple of months for health reform. 

A backlog of veterans claims led the VA inspector general to warn  a floor in the building could collapse from the weight.

NY AG  Eric Schneiderman will announce a new suit against Bank of America and Wells Fargo for allegedly violating mortgage modification rules set in a 2012 pact. 

Gold entered technical bear-market territory after Friday's drop, and its 9.12% plunge intraday Monday is the biggest one-day drop for the precious metal in 33 years, since March 28, 1980, when it plunged 9.94%.

Increasing school costs, including big pay packages for administrators, are pushing property taxes higher even despite the still tough housing market.

We are back to our normal on-air segment this week, but the numbers of jobs we are finding for you is anything but normal! Take a close look at the salary range and “thousands” of positions that are available at Pizza Hut, for instance.

Starting in April 2010, as unemployment rose during the depths of the housing collapse, the disability rolls began to swell, too.

Are the markets off to the races, or is it time for a pullback? Two big market players weigh in.

The Federal Reserve’s monetary easing policies are going into the stock market, not the U.S. economy.

The U.S. is becoming so energy efficient that the amount of energy it takes to produce just a buck’s worth of economic output has dropped dramatically since  Richard Nixon was in the White House.

Is Wal-Mart's good guy approach good for its bottom line?

More states are relying on money from the federal government to shore up their balance sheets, so what does that mean for states' autonomy? 

The federal rules that apply to most of the retirement and health benefit plans employers sponsor do not apply to IRA. Here's what every couple should know. 

FOX Business interviewed chief executives from GlaxoSmithKline, Humana, AthenaHealth and others at the second annual Forbes Healthcare Summit in New York City.

The Federal Reserve is expected to ease up on its quantitative easing over the next several months. Here's how to prepare your portfolio when it happens.