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The department store has suffered major losses in the past few years, but a ray of light may be appearing.

The data underlines the global recovery's fragility and the likelihood that central banks will continue economic stimulus.

After yet another week when indexes closed in on historic highs, Monday could see a quiet but positive open.

As exports have weakened over the past year, domestic and public consumption have become the main source of expansion.

Bad weather forced the cancellation of the inaugural day's flight displays, but some airplanes are impressive even parked.

There were no survivors of the jetliner crash, officials say.

Boeing got the largest order in its history, and Airbus sold 50 of the world's biggest passenger jet.

Fast-growing Middle East airlines are expected to order tens of billions in new airplanes at the event.

Created from scratch by the Dubai government, Emirates is growing so fast competitors cry foul. They should get used to a new world order.

After more than six months of talks with government officials the world's biggest airline had to pick an exchange for its shares to trade on.

Where will it end? JPMorgan Chase agrees to pay a huge sum to settle with investors.

Slow and predictable developments in export, along with political inertia, mean there will likely be few Asia surprises in the next several months.

So far in season 5 of 'Parenthood,' two marriages and one engagement are on the rocks. Does the show owe its success to the failure of its relationships?

Coin is a device that can store up to eight other cards and be used just like a normal charge card, to pay any of the stored accounts.

Unfortunately, computer hackers bent on stealing your data and wrecking your life will be using new weapons in 2014.

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

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.

Higher domestic demand and a growth in exports helped the Southeast Asian nation beat GDP expectations in the third quarter.

Could the Yellen effect overflow into Friday’s trading session? Futures suggest it could.

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.

When you calculate the cost of college after need and merit aid, which private colleges have the best value?

Whether the Airbus A380 superjumbo can ever get airborne financially may depend on a decision that will be -- or has been -- made in Dubai.

Lockheed Martin workers in at least five states will soon find themselves out of work as the military and aerospace giant deals with declining sales.

They hope the robot can be modified to perform other tasks like checking soil quality and water troughs.

President Xi Jinping also offered belated condolences to the victims of the disaster.

Scratch Ireland from membership in Europe's infamous "PIIGS," an acronym for five economies that had to be bailed out. The Emerald Isle shines again.