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In order to qualify for a “divorced spouse” Social Security benefit you must meet several requirement you must meet, but the payoff could be substantial.

What’s in store for the coming year? Killer apps, category killing devices, loads of IPOs … and time travelling drones.      

Germany will soon follow France, Italy and others by forcing companies to add women executives and directors. Is America next? Should it be?

There is a price that the Cuban regime will exact from American companies to do business there if U.S.-Cuba relations are fully normalized, a price that likely won’t benefit the country’s lower classes, but will instead line the pockets of Castro & Co., experts on Cuba warn.

The markets posted their seventh straight week of gains, with the Dow and S&P 500 soaring to record highs. At one point the Dow was less than nine points away from the 18,000 mark.

It looks like the expected bang-for-the-buck many retailers hoped for didn’t pan out quite the way they hoped.

RGIII may be feeling lonely right about now, but he’s got a lot of company.

Politicians shouldn’t ignore polls, but they shouldn’t entirely count on them either. The midterms offered fresh proof.

For all the controversy over the problems associated with high frequency trading, regulators don’t seem like they’re in much of a rush to fix things.

Americans might not feel it. Some of them might not even believe it. And Republicans might continue dismissing it. But the reality is the job market is turning around. And I’m telling you, so are Democrats’ prospects. I’m not talking a month from now. I’m talking two years from now.

You almost get the feeling, President Obama is pining for his Reagan moment, but unlike the Gipper, he just isn’t getting it. When asked by Steve Kroft how it is Americans just weren’t liking this recovery, the president almost seemed flummoxed.

Welcome to Claman on Call. The markets might be closed, but FOX Business is always on call.

Is it me or does the President throw a lot of people under the bus? Rather than ever taking the hit for the hits that seem to keep coming his way, he points them another way. And more often than not, his own team’s way.

Former AIG chief Hank Greenberg expects a strong showing in his trial against the government's controversial bailout of the insurance behemoth.

Watch what happens if China goes even further. This Hong Kong democracy movement isn’t just about protesters having their say; but whether China itself has anything approaching … a future.

It seems the White House is so determined to crack down on companies trying to escape paying taxes here, that it never stopped to first consider ‘why’ they are bolting. Maybe if lawmakers spent as much time creating tax incentives as it does shutting them down, companies wouldn’t be going anywhere.

In all the reviews I’ve seen of Apple’s latest iPhone line, nowhere does the subject of “call quality” come up. Or “calls,” period. Not ever. Not once.

It costs the U.S. a lot of money to be the world’s cop. Should it be the only one?

They’re not getting divorced, but they’re still going to fight. Just because Scots decided to stick with the United Kingdom doesn’t mean all Scots are happy about it.

Here's is a cheat sheet to use to follow what a “yes” vote tomorrow would mean for Scotland to secede from the U.K. Sources include Wall Street houses, including Societe Generale, as well as the University of Glasgow, and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.