Joseph Adinolfi

In an attempt to shield Chinese banks from bad debt, policymakers created a new security comprised of bundled bank loans.

About 80,000 workers lost their jobs in September, and unemployment for younger workers hit its highest rate ever.

Two companies claim Twitter fraudulently had them organize a private sale of its shares to stoke investor interest for an IPO then canceled it.

The dispersion rating, a measure of connectedness between two users' mutual friends, is the most accurate indicator of relationship status.

Opponents of the law have raised $22 million, while supporters have collected a paltry $7 million.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has denied that his company plans to build its own smartphone, calling it "the wrong strategy."

A government panel is considering three options, including creating a separate entity to oversee the cleanup effort.

Sixty-eight percent of 110 M&A industry insiders polled in a recent survey say the market's strength will improve in 2014.

A slowdown in the increase of housing prices has not been reflected by popular indicators like the Case-Schiller index

A vast majority of uninsured Americans say their health insurance situation hasn't improved.

Analysts are skeptical about the African nation’s ability to attract foreign investment in its mining sector.

Powder cocaine is big in New England, painkillers are the drug of choice in the Midwest and the Pacific West is the top location for inhalant use.

Texas authorities arrest man in five-fatality killing spree who has long criminal record.

An analyst has raised his expectations for Apple's Q4 revenue and EPS.

New businesses allow consumers to try out owning a chicken coop.

Swiss bankers are afraid to leave home, after U.S. tax authorities made several arrests on charges of helping U.S. citizens avoid paying taxes.