Employers Dropping Insurance Coverage: A Decade Old Trend
A new study reveals employers have been dropping coverage for their workers over the past decade due to increasing costs--not health-care reform.
Poll Shows Young People to Skip Coverage, Opt for Penalty Tax Instead
The main premise of the president’s health-care reform is to extend health-care coverage to everyone, relying on young consumers entering the market.
Obamacare Reality: Doctor Shortage on the Way
With more patients seeking care under the Affordable Care Act, physicians will be stretched thin. Here’s how the consumer will be impacted under the most sweeping reform health-care has ever seen.
Jay Williams on marijuana in the NBA
NBA and marijuana
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NFL concussions
Researchers call new breast cancer treatment ‘astonishing and staggering’
Breast cancer breakthrough
How safe is your medical information?
Keeping medical information safe
US stocks rise, led by gains for financial and technology stocks; Atmel jumps on Dealogic deal
U.S. stocks rose broadly Monday as investors looked beyond the uncertain timing of a possible interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve.
US stocks fall in late morning trade after global losses; investors wait for Fed minutes
U.S. stocks followed markets in Europe and Asia lower Wednesday ahead of the release of the latest minutes from the Federal Reserve.
US stocks edge higher as energy sector rebounds; Allstate slumps on weak earnings report
U.S. stocks edged higher in early trading Tuesday as energy stocks rebounded from a big sell-off.
Top business stories: A year of US economic might, hacker attacks, tumbling oil prices
This year showed how sheltered the U.S. economy is from geopolitical and health crises around the world.
Top business stories: A year of US economic might, hacker attacks, tumbling oil prices
This year showed how sheltered the U.S. economy is from geopolitical and health crises around the world.
Top Business Stories of 2014: US Grows, World Slows
This year showed how sheltered the U.S. economy is from geopolitical and health crises around the world.
Global markets rise as oil rebounds, Fed pledges not to rush US interest rate hikes
Global markets were mostly higher Monday after the Federal Reserve's pledge not to rush to raise interest rates prompted investors to add risky assets ahead of the year-end holiday.
China stocks jump as disappointing export data fuels stimulus hopes
Chinese stocks surged after disappointing exports raised investor hopes of more stimulus while gains on other Asian markets were restrained despite an upbeat U.S. jobs report.
Global stocks mostly higher as markets watch US Fed meeting for signs of interest rate changes
Global stocks were mostly higher Tuesday as investors looked ahead to this week's U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
Global stocks mostly higher ahead of US jobs data; Hong Kong up despite protests
Global stocks were mostly higher Friday as investors looked ahead to U.S. data on jobs and factory output, while Hong Kong rose despite pro-democracy protests.
FOXBusiness.com's Biggest 2015 Hits
There was no shortage of news this year, even in the doldrums of summer: Whether it was the Greek financial crisis, speculation over China’s economic demise, the first interest rate hike in nearly a decade or the chaos of the campaign trail as the candidates vie for the White House in 2016. As 2015 winds down, we wanted to thank our readers for their interest and share some of our most read stories over the past year. Have a Happy and Healthy New Year! The FOXBusiness.com Team
The Federal Government’s Vegetative Universe
The end run around Congress’s power to legislate is gapping wider. It includes presidential and federal authority exercised not just through executive orders, but a circus mirror of rules, guidance documents, memoranda, bulletins, manuals, circulars, public notices and other agency proclamations.
Cost of Federal Regulation: $1.88 trillion
The Urge to Regulate Comes With a Hefty Price Tag Costing Trillions