Where are the next battlegrounds for soda taxes?
Victorious in Philadelphia, proponents of the levies are now preparing for votes in other cities across the country
Legal chiefs at 44 companies call on Senate to take up Garland
Attorneys at Nike, Hormel Foods, Estée Lauder, Reddit and others urge Judiciary Committee to consider high court nominee
Dow erases triple-digit loss as odds of Brexit seen as lessening
Wall Street ends in the green as chances of British voters opting to depart the European Union decline
Fed holds interest rates steady as Brexit, payrolls muddy view
Slowing job gains in the U.S. and a possible British exit from the European Union among the factors considered by central bank
Trophy hunting's contribution to conservation? Not much
Nearly a year after an American hunter killed Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe, a study finds fault with wildlife protection claims
Made with magic beans? This cup of Joe will cost you $16
Coffee connoisseurs will note hints of dried strawberry, coffee blossom and crystalline; frugal java seekers will note its price
LGBT tourism: "The show's going to go on"
Head of a gay and lesbian travel group says the Orlando massacre won't keep the community from visiting hotspots
Fed hikes ahead? Here's what Janet Yellen is watching
She has often said policy is data-dependent, and while that's mostly about jobs and inflation, other factors matter, too
Target explosion related to bathroom policy?
Small bomb detonates in a suburban Chicago store only weeks after retailer stepped into national debate on transgender rights
Nearly 3M people quit their jobs in April -- is that good news?
Lastest data finds number of Americans voluntarily opting to find greener work pastures holding near pre-recession levels
Filthy conditions alleged at New England's biggest egg producer
Hillandale Farms was at the center of a nationwide salmonella outbreak in 2010 that sickened tens of thousands nationwide
Best and worst economies: Where does your state rank?
This nationwide ranking from top to bottom is based on economic activity, economic health and innovation potential
Yellen says interest rates to rise, but hedges on timing
Although May jobs report is "disappointing," Fed chief says too much should not be made of one monthly report
U.S. stocks slide after disappointing jobs report
Banks hardest hit as June interest rate increase viewed as off the table; gold and Treasuries surge
May job additions far short of expectations; just 38K
Unemployment rate slips to 4.7 percent, lowest since late 2007, as more Americans depart the labor pool