Just how dangerous is meat and poultry packing?
While some statistics show a decline in worker injuries, it may not necessarily mean those jobs are getting safer
A foul truth behind the down in pillows and comforters
Some of the fluffy stuff comes from an inhumane practice called live-plucking, even though most retailers reject it
TD Bank pulls plug for good on coin-counting machines
Move comes a month after the "Penny Arcade" fleet was taken out of service amid reports customers were getting short changed
Former Dean Foods chairman pleads guilty to insider trading
Las Vegas gambler William "Billy" Walters charged in scheme; SEC says golfer Phil Mickelson also profited but was not charged
Obama extends overtime pay to 4.2 million Americans
Ensuring that "hard work is rewarded," he announces regulations expected to boost wages by $12 billion over 10 years
Here's how much more CEOs earn than average workers
Labor group decries the soaring gap in pay between chief executives and rank-and-file employees
What factory and fast-food workers have in common
Long viewed as offering a middle-class income, manufacturing jobs increasingly pay more like jobs at Walmart
The world is boozing less, except for this continent
Global consumption of alcohol fell last year for the first time in more than a decade, but not everyone is cutting back
First there was Jeopardy-winning Watson -- now there's ROSS
The artificial intelligence behind the quiz show champ could profoundly change how legal research is done
Restaurant chain mostly shelves no-tipping experiment
First restaurant company to try gratuity-free system says staff and customers at some outlets didn't like the approach
Denied bathroom breaks, these workers must resort to diapers
Employees at the country's largest poultry processing plants must deal with more than low wages and high rates of injury
To top this list, you'll need to make $4.7 million per day
Althogh roughly half of all hedge funds lost money last year, 25 managers collectively managed to earn nearly $13 billion
Lone Star state takes aim at Target over transgender stance
Voicing support for North Carolina law, Texas AG suggests retailer's policy could enable those with "nefarious purposes"
Obama calls on Congress to crack down on shell companies
President urges legislative action to change U.S. laws, which currently allow banks to promise foreigners secrecy
U.S. created fewest number of jobs in seven months in April
Unemployment rate holds steady at 5 percent, while average hourly earnings were up 2.5 percent over the past year