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Advocates continue to push for their goal, despite Speaker Boehner saying he has no intention of conferencing the House and Senate immigration bills.

Which city has the world's highest rents for retail? The answer is illuminating.

Warren Buffett is building out his energy portfolio with a $3.5 billion stake in ExxonMobil.

With the war in Syria causing diplomatic strain between the U.S. and Russia, arms deals between the two countries are souring too.

Jurgen Klinsmann has laid down a challenge to his United States players ahead of Friday’s friendly with Scotland at Hampden Park.

Only three surnames, Kim, Lee and Park, account for the appellations of nearly one-half of all Koreans.

Now that an investigation into the Toronto mayor has been reported, the Chris Farley-as-Rob Ford theory has gained more steam.

Subaru of Indiana Automotive Inc. makes the Camry for Toyota in Lafayette, Ind., at least for now.

Bank analysts weighed in on the latest trends in gold demand and supply.

Kim Kardashian looked worse for wear Thursday, probably after a long night with daughter North. Does she look better with makeup?

The ratings service says the U.S. government is unlikely to bail out this bank quartet in a crisis.

Scam websites luring people looking to sign up for health insurance represents the latest complication for the Affordable Care Act.

The data includes personal information like Social Security numbers.

Major retailers and food companies are among the corporations reporting earnings this week.

Buy the ghost town of Seneca, Calif., and you’ll get one bar and three shacks in a state of disrepair -- all for $250,000!

An SEC filing also shows the Warren Buffett-run holding company cut its stake in ConocoPhillips in the September quarter.

Peer-to-peer lending might be the solution to the problem of banks not lending to small businesses and consumers.

The latest U.S. data on highway fatalities is out showing that drunk driving is in.

The number of requests Google received for private data from governments has more than doubled since 2009.

Patents from global pharmaceutical companies, which seek to block generic drug copying, have drawn special attention in recent years.

The first Latin American nation to send a satellite in orbit using its own rocket may be, surprisingly, not the region's aerospace powerhouse.