If the payroll tax cut is allowed to expire at the end of this month, it could push the U.S. economic growth rate below 2% and potentially increase the unemployment rate as a result.
After months of high-stakes negotiations by state attorneys general for a multi-billion dollar settlement with banks over mortgage services abuses, a deal was finally announced Wednesday night.
Jim Joseph, brand expert and author of The Experience Effect, names his favorite 2012 Super Bowl ads and handicaps whether they will lead to bigger sales.
Here are the commercials that Super Bowl viewers can’t stop talking about, and a few that they never started talking about.
This week in money: The right way to use debit and the new rules of job hunting.
GOP Presidential candidates continue their mudslinging campaigning by spending millions of dollars in Super Tuesday primary states.
Hint: If you guessed it’s having to pay them, you’re right on the money.
Changes in the gross domestic product from one quarter to the next can give you unique insight into whether the labor market is improving or getting worse.
President Obama will hold a video town hall event this afternoon on Google+ to respond to some of the more than 100,000 questions asked by users. Here are the ones we really want him to answer.
Jodi Kantor, author of The Obamas, breaks down the complex and often combative relationships within the Obama White House.
