Macy's Cuts Outlook in Sign of Discounts to Come
Macy's cut its profit outlook after a sales shortfall in its latest quarter, suggesting that shoppers can expect another discount-laden holiday shopping season.
Doctors rush to central India after 12 women die following sterilization surgery
A team of doctors rushed to central India on Wednesday after at least 12 women died and dozens of others fell ill following sterilization surgeries in a free, nationwide program aimed at limiting births in the world's second-most populous nation, officials said.
Target Offers Early Access to Black Friday Deals
Target wants to extend Black Friday well before Thanksgiving.
Energy Tycoon Ordered to Pay Ex-Wife Nearly $1B
A judge in Oklahoma is ordering the chairman and CEO of energy giant Continental Resources Inc. to pay his wife nearly $1 billion as part of a divorce settlement.
Novice Crafter? There's a Project for That!
Inspired by that colorful homemade gingerbread on Instagram or the hand-painted coasters on Pinterest, but worried about your skills? Don't fret.
Medicare Bought Medicines for Dead People
A government watchdog agency says Medicare's prescription drug program kept paying for costly medications -- even after patients were dead.
Wal-Mart Considers Matching Prices with Online Rivals
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is considering matching online prices from competitors like Amazon.com, raising the stakes for the holiday shopping season.
Smaller retailers take page from Amazon, offer free shipping, price match to woo customers
Amazon.com's low prices and seemingly endless array of goods have made it the biggest online retailer in the U.S., commanding about 20 percent of all e-commerce.
How to Avoid Amazon and Still Get Deals
Amazon has a place in many Americans' lives because of its low prices and seemingly endless array of goods.
Cost of renewing health insurance policies bought via MNsure could give consumers rate shock
Minnesotans who bought policies on the state's health insurance exchange are starting to get their first renewal notices, and many could be in for a jolt.
With her final shift over, a young woman wearied by 3 jobs at last finds rest
The fumes, reeking of gasoline, poured from the white Kia SUV as soon as an emergency medical technician broke one of the rear windows.
Wal-Mart scales back US store growth as it re-examines business
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is scaling back its growth in U.S. stores next year, while investing more in e-commerce.
US predicts less oppressive heating bills this winter, saying repeat of deepfreeze unlikely
It probably won't cost as much to stay warm this winter because a repeat of the deep freeze that kept much of the nation shivering last winter is so unlikely.
Connecticut patients face higher health care costs as Anthem, hospital group talks hit impasse
Contract talks broke down Wednesday between Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield and a network of five hospitals and other facilities across the state, leaving thousands of residents facing higher health insurance costs.
Rampant corruption in health services impoverishes millions in India; government vows change
Digamber Rawat rarely emerges from the tiny windowless room he shares with his parents because a mysterious illness has wasted away the strength in his legs.
Report: Average cost to raise a child tops $245,000, up 1.8 percent from 2012
A child born in 2013 will cost a middle-income American family an average of $245,340 until he or she becomes an adult, with families living in the Northeast taking on a greater burden, according to a report out Monday.
Still-slow rebound belies a sturdier economy with less consumer debt and more educated workers
Out of a seemingly hollow recovery from the Great Recession, a more durable if still slow-growing U.S. economy has emerged.
Court says electricity customers can be charged to help finance FutureGen clean-coal plant
Illinois regulators can force electricity customers to help pay for the $1.6 billion FutureGen clean-coal project, a state appeals court said in a ruling Tuesday.
Tentative ruling calls for ex-wife of former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt to pay him $1.9M
The ex-wife of former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt must reimburse him $1.9 million in legal fees after she unsuccessfully contested their divorce settlement, a judge has tentatively ruled.


