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The gambling mecca rolled the dice and came up snake eyes when it won the five-state bidding war Tesla Motors conducted for its new $5 billion battery factory.

When it comes to creating a retirement savings plan, too many boomers are relying on working longer--and that doesn't always happen. 

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If you’ve ever been disillusioned or dissatisfied at work but unsure of what to do about it, quitting and doing your own thing might be your best chance of becoming rich and famous.

With a Republican's House majority and Democrat control of the Senate now in jeopardy, this election cycle is producing a pitch battle with daggers drawn on every front. Here is Main Street's outlook.

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I hope Samsung put some of its record profits away for a rainy day because Apple is about to pour a world of iHurt down on the Korean giant.

The process of claiming Social Security benefits has become a lot more complex for some couples, but if done right, it could bring bigger checks.

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And they plan to vote for ‘change’ in the upcoming Midterms, according to a Manta poll.

Cavuto: How we are often judged not on the things that matter, but invariably, the things that do not.

Howard Laube, regional manager at the Elburn Cooperative in Illinois, says it will be a challenge to store all the corn grown this year.

Is Apple poised to deal rival Samsung a powerful blow?

The world's collective psyche is deeply, and increasingly, intertwined with social media.

If you find yourself weighing filing for bankruptcy, you should know how the tax code applies to the situation. 

Increasingly, companies across just about every industry can be defined as tech players. So what does that mean for the high tech industry?

SeaWorld opted not to take to the Supreme Court an appeals ruling that prevents trainers from getting into pools with killer whales.

Today’s Salute to American Success goes to Harvey Ricard, owner of the Connecticut Stage Company -- a costume and theatre production shop in business for more than 25 years.

They call Millennials the entrepreneurial generation, but more and more Baby Boomers are following their own dreams of entrepreneurship.

Bug Bonds? As if Bill Gross didn’t have enough problems, now the big money management firm he runs has been hit with a major infestation of bed bugs.