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It used be that driving an exotic car meant a sore rear-end and buzzing ears. Thankfully, that is no longer true.

Some cities are changing the rules to allow tiny homes, either on individual lots or in tiny home subdivisions.

Saving money doesn't have to mean skipping happy hours and never dining out.

Mile High Workshop, a non-profit manufacturer, employs formerly incarcerated, homeless and drug addicted individuals and trains them in manufacturing skills.

This week in stocks: Dow still not at 20,000, Retail's last stand; Trump tweet watch.

Anyone can put on a red suit and a white beard and call himself Santa. The pros know it takes more than looks alone.

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Parents can schedule a call with Santa's little helpers.

Juan De Jesus couldn't speak English or read or write in the 6th grade. Now, armed with a master's in education, he's giving kids from his old neighborhood the same chance to succeed that he got.

Lawyer Robert Lighthizer is a leading contender for the post of U.S. Trade Representative, two sources with knowledge of the transition tell CNN.

Lockheed Martin's CEO gave President-elect Donald Trump her "personal commitment" to cut the cost of the stealthy F-35 fighter jet. Her promise came days after Boeing said it would lower Air Force One costs.

The holiday sales race is down to the wire. Barbie has stiff competition at the register this year from Star Wars toys and this year's runaway hit -- Hatchimals.

President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration committee has yet to announce any big names as performers during the festivities, and it is unlikely to match the number of A-listers that Barack Obama drew.

Donald Trump says he wants employers to create jobs here in the United States, but he's attacked some companies with some of the best records doing just that.

Since the global financial crisis, the world's largest banks have agreed to pay close to $60 billion in fines just to the U.S. Department of Justice for creating and selling toxic mortgage-backed investments.

President-elect Donaldl Trump's trade leaders, Wilbur Ross and Peter Navarro, may represent a sharp turn in U.S. trade policy.

Richard Baldwin, who worked on trade for President George H. W. Bush says the next phase of globalization will be 'wilder' and 'less fair.' He warns Donald Trump to not try to protect blue collar jobs.