Greeting cards are endangered -- just ask Walmart and CVS
Big retailers plan to shrink the card aisle as people increasingly use social media to convey their feelings
Southwest sees $150 million revenue hit from grounded Boeing 737s
The low-cost carrier said it expects to cancel more than 9,000 flights through the end of March, partly due to the 737s
Kamala Harris wants every teacher to get a $13,500 raise. Will that fix schools?
The presidential hopeful says her $315 billion plan would be paid for with higher taxes on the rich
Minimum wage would be $33 today if it grew like Wall Street bonuses have
Wall Street bonuses have increased 1,000 percent since 1985, jumping from about $14,000 to a rich $153,700 per year
Pinterest IPO pins hopes on profits someday
The money-losing tech company said it believes its revenue will continue to grow, but profitability may be ellusive
Tyson recalls frozen chicken strips that may contain metal
Two consumers had complained about finding "extraneous material" in the ready-to-eat chicken strips
Amazon accused of firing warehouse worker who criticized "robot"-like treatment
Former Amazon employee claims he was illegally fired for speaking out about alleged poor working conditions
Facebook blames AI for failing to catch New Zealand attack video
A Facebook exec said artificial intelligence is "not perfect" and that massacre video didn't activate automatic detection
Harvard accused of profiting from pre-Civil War slave photos
Descendant of slave forced to sit for photographs meant to advance racist theory wants school to return the images
Trump's Lima, Ohio, visit: 5 things to know about the last U.S. tank factory
The plant, which makes the M1 Abrams, is adding jobs thanks to higher defense spending under the Trump administration
Soaring housing costs crowd out health spending
About 1 in 4 renters pay half their income toward housing, leaving less money available for health care and food
"Judge Jeanine" fans vow to boycott Fox over bumped program
"Judge Jeanine" was bumped amid advertiser losses and controversial comments -- some Fox News fans aren't happy
Irate mom sues parents accused in college scam for $500B
Mother says son was denied entrance because "wealthy individuals felt that it was ok to lie, cheat, steal and bribe"
College admissions: "It's hard to know what's fair"
Elite colleges have always favored the rich and well-connected, but critics say change may be overdue following cheating charges
Is there really a payoff in attending a top college? Actually, yes
There's a reason parents want their kids to attend an elite school -- it often pays off big time, by 40% and more