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A growing number of soldiers, nurses and self-employed workers are using the investing app Stash. It allows people to invest with as little as $5.

Kanye West has 21 pop up stores launching around the world Friday selling "The Life of Pablo" merchandise named after his latest album.

Morgan Stanley was hit with a class action lawsuit Friday, filed on behalf of 60,000 workers claiming the company mismanaged their retirement plans by offering poorly performing funds and charging excessive fees.

Athletes file trademarks to cash in on any extra money from their nicknames, catchphrases and logos.

If there is a silver lining for writers and editors at Gawker Media's flagship site, which will cease operations next week, it's that, for now, they still have jobs.

Rio 2016 Organizing Committee is auctioning off some of the equipment used during the games.

Aaron Skonnard is the cofounder and CEO of Pluralsight, a Utah-based tech unicorn.

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"War Dogs" stars Jonah Hill and Miles Teller talk about how they brought the true story of two unlikely arms dealers to life.

There's been a surge in middle class jobs in the past three years after years of job growth at opposite ends of the income spectrum, according to the New York Federal Reserve.

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Ryan Lochte could lose endorsements or miss out on potential sponsors if it turns out he lied about being robbed at gunpoint during the Olympics.

Judge rejects $100 million deal between Uber and drivers, saying vast majority of drivers would have gotten less than $100 under deal

The route to U.S. citizenship has been temporarily blocked for some extremely talented Indian and Chinese nationals. Here's why that's concerning.

Most people who wanted to buy a Ford GT were rejected. Now at lost some of these people will have another chance.

The start of 24-hour weekend service on London's Tube is set to boost the capital city's thriving night-time economy.

Brad Katsuyama's IEX recently won approval from the SEC to become a national securities exchange. It goes public August 19.

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Immigrants in the U.S., have a lower unemployment rate (4.3%) than native-born U.S. citizens (4.9%). They also participate more in the economy, meaning they're either working or looking for work.