Senate Subcommittee Accuses Apple of Tax Gimmicks
Apple avoids billions in U.S. taxes through creative, unique tax structures, according to a report released by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigation.
EXCLUSIVE: Bill Gates Talks Immigration, Microsoft
The Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist discussed the software giant’s future and U.S. immigration policies in an exclusive interview with the FOX Business Network.
Abusive Ticket Rules Hurt Consumers
Season ticket holders for sporting events and those that attend the occasional Broadway show or concert have rights.
Abusive Ticket Rules Hurt Consumers
Season ticket holders for sporting events and those that attend the occasional Broadway show or concert have rights.
U.S. Budget Deficit Little Changed in July
The U.S. budget deficit was little changed in July as growth in both revenue and spending slowed.
New Jersey's HESAA Student Loan Program Under Fire
Learn why the debt collection practices of New Jersey's Higher Education Student Assistance Authority are the focus of a hearing organized by the state's senate.
New FDA Regulations May Snuff Out E-Cig Industry
New FDA regulations in effect could doom the e-cig industry so the tobacco makers.
New FDA Regulations May Snuff Out E-Cig Industry
New FDA regulations in effect could doom the e-cig industry so the tobacco makers.
The Joint Employer Standard Still Causing Confusion
One year later, a perspective on the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) Browning-Ferris decision, which radically redefined labor for businesses nationwide.
The Joint Employer Standard Still Causing Confusion
One year later, a perspective on the National Labor Relations Board’s (NLRB) Browning-Ferris decision, which radically redefined labor for businesses nationwide.
American Hostage: Forced to Wait For 2nd Plane Before Iran Release
The fallout from the $400 million payment from the U.S. to Iran continues.
U.S. Government Sued Over Limit on Tax-Driven Foreign Buyouts
Two business groups sued the Obama administration on Thursday over a crackdown on U.S. companies that try to reduce their U.S. taxes by rebasing abroad in a process known as inversion.
U.S. Government Sued Over Limit on Tax-Driven Foreign Buyouts
Two business groups sued the Obama administration on Thursday over a crackdown on U.S. companies that try to reduce their U.S. taxes by rebasing abroad in a process known as inversion.
Fed Fines Goldman Sachs $36 Million
The U.S. Federal Reserve Board has ordered Goldman Sachs to pay $36.3 million in fines for the unauthorized use and disclosure of confidential information.
Millennials Drowning in Student Loans Play Key Election Role
Steeped in student loan debt young Americans look for a bailout from our next President.
Millennials Drowning in Student Loans Play Key Election Role
Steeped in student loan debt young Americans look for a bailout from our next President.
New York City Police Commissioner Bratton to Resign
New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton on Tuesday will announce his resignation as the head of the largest city police force in the United States, according to several media reports.
New York City Police Commissioner Bratton to Resign
New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton on Tuesday will announce his resignation as the head of the largest city police force in the United States, according to several media reports.
Is the Social Security Trust Fund Running Out of Money?
The Social Security trust fund holds the reserves of our senior citizens' retirement benefits. Here's what you need to know.
Boeing Takes Lead on Healthcare, As Insurers Battle DOJ
Corporate America isn't waiting around while Anthem/Cigna and Aetna/Humana fight the DOJ.