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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.

13 years later, 9/11 remains a day when even hardened money guys bear something close to a soul.

Workers taking to the streets to demand a higher wage should probably take note. They’ve already seen many shops move toward automated drink and condiment stands. It doesn’t take a lot to see where this is going.

iWorld? Apple is taking a trick out of Disney's magical book -- making it much easier for consumers to part with their money. 

Rich liberals and rich conservatives often receive very different treatment in the press.

Here’s the surest sign you’re a boss on the way out – your closest friends stop sucking up.

The best way to learn to be a terrific leader isn't reading career advice (ironically), but instead by taking lessons from painful failures. 

Cavuto: Note to Hollywood celebrities – just because you can upload things to the cloud, doesn’t mean your brain should be among them.

Going into this Labor Day weekend, we either have a serious terror crisis on our hands, or we can calm down and just sit on our hands ... depending on who you ask.

If you’re waiting for President Obama to pull a Walgreen on Burger King, you’re probably one pickle short of a whopper. 

Warren Buffett's financing of a deal at least partially aimed at cutting a Burger King's tax rate runs counter to the Oracle of Omaha's tax stance. 

Cavuto: Let's not try to force Congress to craft even more regulations that hurt U.S. business and other sectors. 

Losing that money, or the fear of losing that money, becomes the root of all worries – particularly for those who had it, and scramble to get it back. 

Cavuto: Many rich parents are choosing to leave the bulk of their wealth to charity ... instead of their offspring. 

Are U.S. health authorities doing enough to protect America against the Ebola epidemic?

Cavuto: President Obama again made the case many of his critics are disconnected fat cats. Many in the business community argue he is, in fact, out of touch. 

Countries that impose sanctions on other countries can’t demand so much that they break…themselves.

Pick an issue, almost any hot issue today, and the inconsistencies among politicians' arguments are remarkable. Maybe that's why we've become so jaded towards what's coming out of our nation's capital. 

The media should apply consistent standards when weighing complex issues like tax inversions and the VA debacle. 

Michelle Obama may not be having a blood feud with Hillary Clinton, but that doesn’t mean she’s crazy about another Clinton in the White House.