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Couples are spending less on their weddings, but they're still shelling out big money to walk down the aisle.

What retail apocalypse? There's one sector where stores are hanging out the "help wanted" signs, rather than "store closing."

Press officials with U.S. Ski and Snowboard are denying allegations that they deliberately avoided calling on female reporters at a gold medal press conference for snowboarder Shaun White.

H&M wants to transform itself from a traditional retailer to an e-commerce powerhouse. But that won't happen in 2018.

In "Cooking with Love," a TV producer falls in love with a cocky celebrity chef.

Last month, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warning countries against closing off their economies.

The four biggest U.S. airlines and their regional partners control about 80% of air travel in the U.S. But is there room in the skies for new competition?

MetLife's problems with missing pension payments to retirees of various companies goes back 25 years, the company disclosed Tuesday.

At breakup bootcamp, the first house rule is to digitally detox. No phones are allowed.

Even though we spend a lot of money with our friends (Margaritas! Brunch!), we hardly ever save together.

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Where should I put my money now if I believe the stock market is going to crash??Jerry, Virginia

Germans are falling out of love with cash.

1. Inflation watch: U.S. inflation came in at 2.1% in January compared with a year earlier, another sign that wages are rising for workers. The figure was higher than economists expected.

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Bitcoin may be having a rough ride in 2018 but one cryptocurrency company is still optimistic about its long term prospects.

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Japan's economy has been on a strong run, but some experts are warning it may get left behind by other countries this year.

Netflix has no chill in its attempt to lure some big creative fish, and its latest catch is Ryan Murphy, the power producer behind hits like "Glee" and the "American Horror Story" franchise.