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Republicans demanding that Democrats cave on funding the health care law ignore the fact that Democrats already compromised on spending.

Since the government shutdown, food safety personnel and disease detectives aren't working, so a salmonella outbreak in 18 states continues to expand.

The continuing Washington gridlock over the federal budget and the debt ceiling is keeping markets subdued.

Both Germany and France recorded better-than-expected trade balance reports for August 2013.

While Germany and France will be most hit by the decision, the company also plans to create 5,000 new jobs in growth areas worldwide.

ATM fees are irritating, so here's a list comparing the highest and lowest with the national average.

British street artist Banksy created his latest New York City piece in the Red Hook area of Brooklyn.

UBS analysts compiled a comprehensive delivery log for the troubled jet, including its deliveries to Japan’s two major airlines.

U.N. forces embroiled in the civil war in the Congo have two new foes: One is tied to Rwanda, and the other is an Islamist group.

Wall Street was flat early Mon., as global markets continue to weigh the U.S. government shutdown and looming debt ceiling crisis.

A top Indian credit agency said liquidity problems at Indian companies will hamper Indian corporate credit in coming months.

Well-known Apple analyst Peter Misek upgraded the stock to "buy" from "hold" on Monday. Here's why.

More than five years after the financial crisis, an IMF report says banks are now safer, but taxpayers are unhappy.

The all-cash deal is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

Investors are becoming increasing concerned that the US government will default on its debt, due to DC gridlock.

The move is expected to attract more tourists and their dollars, and help the country's ailing domestic currency and deficit situation.

The Tesla Motors co-founder also defended the safety of electric vehicles after video of a Model S sedan fire surfaced last week.

Three year old Kalee Buetow knows everything there is to know about her favorite football team the Seattle Seahawks.

Although Detroit’s woes had been decades in the making, the auto industry’s earliest warnings first took shape deep in the Amazon rain forest.

Twitter’s revenue per employee is lower than that of six other publicly traded social-media and Internet companies in the IBTimes’ comparison.

Twitter’s S-1 form for an IPO revealed some startling details about its finances. Will those tweets be a good investment?

Leading up to her appearance on “SNL” this Saturday, Miley Cyrus has been in an escalating public feud with Sinead O’Connor. Can you blame us for being suspicious?

Potbelly shares more than doubled from $14 to $30 during its initial public offering.

Foreclosures were concentrated in poorer neighborhoods, with wealthy investors snapping up cheap homes to sell a few years later.

In six years Apple has gone from telling consumers how much they needed an iPhone to showing them how intrinsic it is to their lives.

In the next three years, remittances to developing countries will rise by $140 billion as global migration soars.

The U.S. Treasury has no intention of parting with any of its gold, even if Congress doesn’t raise the debt ceiling.

Hedge-fund manager Bill Ackman has made a bold shift in his longtime bet against nutrition distributor Herbalife.

Sotheby's sets poison pill to resist Dan Loeb moves.