S&P 500 marks worst weekly start to a year ever
Dow and S&P 500 each lose at least 6 percent for the week; shares of Twitter fell to a record below $20
U.S. stocks sink in echoing China-led global rout
S&P 500 tallies worst beginning to a year ever; Nasdaq Composite finishes 3 percent lower
Degrees don't make millennials financially literate
Americans born between the early 1980s and the mid-1990s make lots of bad choices, like using payday loans and pawn shops
U.S. stocks battered by global-growth concerns
Equities drop to three-month lows as U.S. crude falls below $35 a barrel and World Bank reduces its forecast for 2016 and 2017
Valeant taps former CFO as interim chief
Drugmaker says it is not sure when ailing CEO Michael Pearson will return from medical leave
ADP: Companies hired 257,000 workers last month
Numbers show the American labor market maintained its momentum as 2015 wound down
Tech sector hit by Apple production cuts
Tech giant said to be cutting production of its latest iPhone models by about 30 percent in the first quarter
Stocks start 2016 with a big fat thud
Markets trim losses but still end the day down nearly 2 percent, with China fueling a new year of concerns over global growth
Hoverboards create new market: fire-resistant bags
A specialty manufacturer that typically caters to the U.S. military finds a niche amid safety concerns about the popular toy
Uber looking to book more than just your ride
The ride-hailing service wants to add bookings for airline flights and hotels, along with picking you up at the airport
Housing market loses some steam as year winds down
Contracts to buy previously owned homes decline for a third month in four amid limited supply and rising prices
Is bias behind black church bankruptcies?
Much like the discrimination blacks run into for auto and home loans, their churches might also be getting unfair terms
How higher interest rates will affect you in 2016
Changes are coming to what you pay for a loan and what you earn on your savings -- but how much and how soon?
Labor board hands Whole Foods workers a victory
Federal decision sides with union organizers and strikes down a rule found in the upscale grocer's employee manual
The ball drops here: High cost of casual holiday fare
The price of admission is hundreds of dollars -- and rising -- to ring in 2016 in one of the world's busiest pedestrian intersections