Figures on government spending and debt
Figures on government spending and debt in millions of dollars.
Figures on government spending and debt
Figures on government spending and debt in millions of dollars.
Stocks move lower in quiet trade; oil prices decline
Stocks are moderately lower in midday trading Monday as the market drifts between small gains and losses.
Stocks move lower in quiet trade; oil prices decline
Stocks are moderately lower in midday trading Monday as the market drifts between small gains and losses.
NY attorney general settles with insurer to provide coverage
New York's attorney general has reached a settlement requiring a Buffalo-based insurer to pay thousands of improperly denied claims for outpatient psychotherapy and about 125 claims for nutritional counseling for eating disorders.
NY attorney general settles with insurer to provide coverage
New York's attorney general has reached a settlement requiring a Buffalo-based insurer to pay thousands of improperly denied claims for outpatient psychotherapy and about 125 claims for nutritional counseling for eating disorders.
The Latest: Court rules against gold mining technique
The Latest on the California Supreme Court's ruling on a gold mining technique (all times local): 10:50 a.m.
The Latest: Court rules against gold mining technique
The Latest on the California Supreme Court's ruling on a gold mining technique (all times local): 10:50 a.m.
Preet Bharara's 'Family' Strategy May Up His Conviction Count
The U.S. District Attorney's luck may be changing thanks to a father - son duo who broke the law.
Preet Bharara's 'Family' Strategy May Up His Conviction Count
The U.S. District Attorney's luck may be changing thanks to a father - son duo who broke the law.
U.S. to Phase Out Federal Use of Privately-Operated Prisons
The U.S. Justice Department plans to end its use of privately operated prisons, saying they are less safe and less effective than government-run facilities, the Washington Post said on Thursday, citing a department memo.
U.S. to Phase Out Federal Use of Privately-Operated Prisons
The U.S. Justice Department plans to end its use of privately operated prisons, saying they are less safe and less effective than government-run facilities, the Washington Post said on Thursday, citing a department memo.
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.









