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Chipotle’s E. coli problems have become deeper than its burrito bowls. The Mexican food chain, in a recent SEC filing, said its same-store sales may drop up to 11% and …

With a solid November jobs report signaling a strengthened economy, the last hurdle standing in the way of the Federal Reserve announcing the first rate hike in almost a decade …

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan aren’t willing to just imagine a better world for their newborn daughter to inherit – they’re helping build it. In a birth announcement posted to …

The Goodyear Blimp and the ill-fated Hindenburg might be the world’s most well-known dirigibles, but that could change if a Montebello, Calif., company’s plans get off the ground. Aeros has …

Collaboration and teamwork are hallmarks of the most effective workplaces, and Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) is preparing its students for success in that environment with a creative interdisciplinary learning …

It’s not just Santa who keeps track of who’s been naughty and who’s been nice for the holidays. Consumer Reports has been keeping a list of its own, and who’s …

The coal industry is continuing to see its financing options go up in smoke.  Two more of America’s largest banks – Wells Fargo & Co. and Morgan Stanley – are …

The Federal Reserve’s broad power to hand out money to shore up failing financial institutions just became more limited. A newly passed rule puts restrictions on which firms the Fed …

While parents of older children lament the rapidly rising costs of college tuition, those raising younger kids are also feeling a squeeze on their wallet. In many parts of the …

While many U.S. retailers experienced ho-hum sales leading into the 2015 holiday season, Target was ho-ho-ho-ing all the way to the bank. It wasn’t enough that Target set new records …