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Stocks are closing higher Thursday as investors cheer a report showing retail sales grew in May

Stocks are slightly higher at midday as investors cheer a very strong report on retail sales in May

An Associated Press investigation finds that a leading sustainable seafood distributor who promised wild-caught, domestic fish traceable back to a dock has been duping chefs across the U.S.

US stocks are mixed as companies in the media and telecommunications industries react to the approval of AT&T's $85 billion deal for Time Warner

Food truck owners learn to think strategically as novelty wears off _ and plan for the winter

Bill Clinton's debut as a fiction writer is one of the year's biggest hits: "The President is Missing," the thriller he co-wrote with James Patterson, sold 250,000 copies its first week

Smartphone seller Dixons Carphone says it is investigating a data breach of some 5.9 million customer bank card details and 1.2 million personal data records

A divided crowd chanted and booed as Seattle leaders rolled back a tax on large companies like Amazon and Starbucks that was meant to fund homeless services

German public broadcaster ZDF reports that online retailer Amazon destroys large amounts of new and returned goods even though they are in working order.

Stocks are closing mixed on Wall Street Tuesday as technology companies and retailers advance

Middle Eastern online retailer Noon.com has partnered with eBay to give shoppers in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates a way to more easily buy products online from the U.S. and other parts of the world

The average price of regular-grade gasoline in the U.S. has largely remained steady for the past three weeks with a national average of $3.01 per gallon

Stocks shook off a bumpy start and ended modestly higher on Wall Street, led by gains in health care companies and makers of consumer goods.

Stock indexes are drifting mostly lower in midday trading on Wall Street as technology companies pull the market lower.

NXP Semiconductors and Allergan advance while J.M Smucker and Applied Materials fall

British department store chain House of Fraser says it plans to close over half of its stores, including its flagship London Oxford Street store.

Using insurance can actually drive up your pharmacy bill, but experts say there are ways around the problem

Stocks are finishing mostly higher as technology companies, retailers and smaller companies rise, canceling out losses for banks

U.S. stock indexes are mixed as technology firms and smaller companies continue to rise, but banks slip along with interest rates

Lord & Taylor to close Fifth Avenue flagship as owner focuses on online sales.