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Studies show that managing appearance is a fine line for professional women to walk: there's both a bonus and a penalty to being attractive in the workplace.

Ideally, the U.S. should aim for the lowest corporate rate possible. But what's rarely noted when comparing the United States to competitors with low corporate rates is that those countries also impose a consumption tax on top of their other taxes.

General Mills, the owner of Cheerios and Yoplait, reported another drop in sales. The company, along with other packaged food giants, is being hurt by changing tastes, a shift to organic and lower prices at grocery stores.

SBI Life, one of the country's largest insurance companies, is aiming to raise $1.3 billion.

The latest Obamacare repeal effort would give states more control over federal health care dollars, but it would also mean less funding for nearly all.

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Jimmy Kimmel spoke about the Graham-Cassidy health care bill during his ABC show on Tuesday night.

Europe is set to get a major new steel company after Germany's Thyssenkrupp and India's Tata Steel agreed to team up.

Walmart giving more holiday hours to employees, rather than hiring additional help.

Democrats on Capitol Hill are launching new efforts to prevent Russians and other foreigners outside the U.S. from using social media to interfere in future American elections.

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The number of Germans at risk of slipping into poverty is the highest since the country's East and West were reunited in 1990.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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A number of confused Amazon customer received emails about their non-existent baby registries.

Bed Bath & Beyond shares plunged by about 12% after a decline in second quarter profits.

Gun manufacturers saw a market spike following a news report that President Trump plans to ease gun export regulations.

Steve Bannon on Tuesday morning ordered top editors at Breitbart to step up its overwhelmingly negative coverage of the Alabama Senate candidate backed by President Trump.