The top retirement fear of American seniors
New study pinpoints the biggest worry of Americans nearing retirement age
Saving for retirement: Anything is better than nothing
Financial experts say consistently putting some money aside can help give you a shot at some financial stability during retirement
Celebrating 50 years of "A Change is Gonna Come"
Sam Cooke's 1964 single became a civil rights anthem that has stood the test of time
Taylor Swift pulls her catalog from Spotify
As her album is heading for big sales the performer takes down her music from the popular streaming site
JPMorgan Chase attack shows growing threat of hacking
Financial titan latest victim of cyber attack; hackers stole 83 million customers' information
Meet Richard Hendrickson the 101-year-old National Weather Service volunteer
Herbert Hoover was president when New York man started recording the weather in 1930
Archie's death is not a sales gimmick, says publisher
Redheaded comic book hero Archie was born during World War II, yet he was only in his 20s when he died Wednesday
Economy is finally picking up steam, but there's a catch
Job growth is up and the jobless rate is down, but six years after the financial meltdown, many workers still feel underemployed
Can Meg Whitman save HP?
Her strategy involves some big job cuts, a new cost structure and something known as "The Machine"
Is Wall Street's new high too high?
Investors drive the Dow Jones to a new record - again
Americans seek relief from student loan debt
New bill would allow borrowers to refinance federal government loans at lower interest rates
Sanctions are taking toll on Russian economy
Putin could find the price for Russia's actions in Ukraine is a recession at home -- and a big blow to his popularity home
Masterpieces of deception: Some fake art worth real money
A Massachusetts museum is giving the white-glove treatment to copies and forgeries that have high social and cultural value
Millions of Americans forced to work part time
U.S. added 192,000 jobs in March, but many Americans are taking jobs that pay a fraction of what they used to make
Why the threat of economic sanctions doesn't scare Russia
Europeans depend too much on natural gas from Russia to sign onto sanctions; but Putin's moves in Ukraine can still backfire