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Apple's Biggest Surprise: Apple Pay

The company's biggest offering from Tuesday's mega event could well turn out to be its Apple Pay mobile-payment system.

NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo Heads For Second Term

Cuomo was challenged by a liberal law professor who accused him of being too far right for New York.

In RI Governor Primary, Raimondo Wins Dem, Fung Takes GOP

Raimondo, the state general treasurer, would become Rhode Island's first female governor.

Scott Brown Wins 2nd Chance For Senate Seat

Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown has won the Republican nomination for Senate in New Hampshire. Could he help the GOP take the Senate?

For Black Women, The US Job Market Is Difficult Territory

And with many black women in service or government jobs, they are especially vulnerable to the sluggish U.S. economy.

Many 'Missing Workers' Are Prime Working Age

The number of Americans who have exited the labor force is at a historic low.

Just When The Economy Seems To Pick Up Steam ...

Unemployment dipped but that was largely due to Americans leaving the labor force, a troubling sign for the state of the economy.

How Is Al-Shabab Funded These Days?

While it's hard to keep track of the clandestine militant group, experts say they've diversified their finances in recent years.

Good News: People Are Quitting Their Jobs

The number of Americans quitting their jobs to find a better one fell during the recession and has yet to recover completely — until now.

Young Black, Hispanic Workers Still Face Toughest Job Hunt

The employment-to-population (EPOP) ratio tells you more about the U.S. economic recovery than the "new jobs" numbers.

Stocks Tumble, Dow Down 200 Points

Weak U.S. data contributed to the bearish tone as jobless claims rose more than expected in the latest week.

Four Militants Killed In Taliban Attack On Kabul Airport

Thursday morning's attack, which also injured a security official, reportedly lasted nearly five hours.

'Don't Call Me A Political Novelist': Nadine Gordimer

Few knew Nadine Gordimer's work better than Robert Boyers, the editor of a small literary magazine to which she would submit work ahead of the New Yorker and Harpers.

The View Of Volatility On Wall Street Could Swing At Midyear

U.S. equity-price volatility could rise, thanks to the June jobs report and other market-moving data in a holiday-shortened trading week.

FIFA Should Look To NFL 'Return-To-Play' Policy After Pereira Head Injury

FIFPro's suggested alterations to FIFA's in-game concussion protocol are quite similar to that of a policy already in place in the NFL.

‘Ghostbusters’ Re-Release Haunted By Ghosts Of Hollywood’s Glory Days

Ivan Reitman’s 1984 summer comedy is enduringly popular, but its all-original storyline wouldn’t pass go with today’s franchise-obsessed Hollywood producers.