Atlantic City casino earnings way down amid more competition
More casinos have meant less profit in Atlantic City since two gambling halls reopened last summer.
US, China appear to brace for long haul in trade dispute
China is cutting taxes on its fledgling software and integrated circuit industries to spur development in the face of U.S. export controls that threaten to handicap Chinese tech companies.
Minutes show some on Fed still think rate hikes possible
Federal Reserve officials at their recent meeting believed the central bank could remain "patient" in deciding when to adjust interest rates, though some officials thought future rate hikes might still be needed.
Mandatory overtime for nurses at center of hospital strike
A hospital strike now in its third week is putting a spotlight on staffing shortages at the same time Ohio lawmakers are debating legislation that would allow nurses to refuse mandatory overtime.
How to create a good culture for your small business
While the culture or atmosphere at any business can be critical to attracting and retaining top workers, it needs to be a focus for small business owners who can't offer the kind of salary and benefits that bigger companies do.
Harriet Tubman $20 bill redesign postponed
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the decision would most likely fall to one of his successors.
Worst product failures, from Coca-Cola’s New Coke to Microsoft's Zune
Not every product created is a good idea.
Lowe's shares fall 10% on earnings miss
Lowe's Cos. (LOW) on Wednesday reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $1.05 billion.
Ohio power company fulfills Louisiana wetlands agreement
An Ohio-based multinational power company has completed an agreement to pay for potential pollution by reforesting wetlands for a national wildlife refuge in Louisiana.
Small business cultures need to evolve along with work force
Meloney Perry once worked at a traditional big law firm with a formal, corporate atmosphere, and knew she wanted a different culture at her own firm.
Nonprofits turn to cryptocurrency to help needy Venezuelans
Andreina Cordero started the year skipping meals so her three kids could eat.
Mnuchin says he was unaware of IRS memo on tax returns
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says he has no idea who wrote a confidential Internal Revenue Service legal memo that says that tax returns must be given to Congress unless the president asserts executive privilege.
Saudi Aramco to buy liquid natural gas from US company
Saudi Aramco will begin buying liquid natural gas from a U.S. company under a 20 year agreement.
Sorting out recycling programs: Which ones work best?
Changing markets and confusion over what can be thrown in recycling bins has forced some communities to rethink or even suspend their recycling programs.
The Latest: Qualcomm defeat might not lower phone prices
The Latest on federal judge's ruling against Qualcomm (all times local): 10:40 a.m.
Report: Justice Department to Block T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
Days after the FCC signaled its intent to support the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, the Department of Justice has reportedly decided to block the deal.
On the Money: How new rules for debt collectors affect you
The next text message you receive may not be a funny picture from your mom, or an update on how late your friend will be to brunch.
Aretha Franklin's handwritten wills found: Big estate planning no-no
The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, should have given more r-e-s-p-e-c-t to her estate planning.
Borgata casino unveils $12M sports bet, nightspot project
Atlantic City's Borgata casino is investing $12 million in a new sports betting and entertainment project.
Daimler CEO Zetsche hands off to successor amid tech change
Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche is handing off to his successor after 13 years at the helm as the company faces challenges from the transition to electric cars and digital transportation technologies.















