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Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary attracting 100,000 to MilwaukeeHarley-Davidson 110th anniversary is drawing motorcyclists from around the world. Weekend concerts, a parade, and street parties in Milwaukee will mark the 110th anniversary of the Harley-Davidson brand.
Indian rupee crashes: Indian vacationers ditch Italy for stay-cationsIndian rupee: As the Indian rupee declines against foreign currencies, many Indians are electing to trade distant travel for activities closer to home.
Gay marriage: IRS says same-sex couples will receive equal tax benefitsIf you got legally married in a state or country that recognizes same-sex marriage, the IRS will recognize your union, regardless of where you live now. The IRS will not grant joint filing status to civil unions or domestic partnerships, however.
Fewer Americans are paying no federal income tax. Why?In 2009, the Tax Policy Center estimated that 47 percent of households paid no federal income tax – a figure that played a big role in last year's presidential election. This year, just 43 percent will avoid the tax. Why the drop?
Stocks post mild gains on good economic newsStocks rose on Wall Street Thursday as positive news on the US economy overtook concerns about a US-led strike on Syria. Apart from Syria, it has been a relatively quiet week for stocks.
Vodafone confirms talks to sell wireless stake to VerizonVodafone shares surge after British telecom giant's announcement. Sale of Vodafone's stake in its US joint venture with Verizon could be worth 'staggering' $130 billion.
How to ship a package and save moneyThere are a few tips that can shave several dollars off of every single package you ship, Hamm writes, leaving you with more money in hand and better results in terms of the value of a trade or an item sold.
Indian Rupee rebounds from record low, policymakers mull lasting solutionsIndian Rupee: Among the steps debated by policymakers on Thursday were monetizing the country's stash of gold and lowering fuel consumption to reduce import demand.
Yippee! Economy grew at good clip after all. Is US out of the woods yet?The US economy grew at an annual rate of 2.5 percent in the second quarter – higher than the initial 1.7 percent estimate. That's much better, too, than the first quarter's 1.1 percent. But stumbling blocks lie ahead.
Can there ever be economic equality in America?Inequality is widening, Reich writes, and the middle class and the poor are in many ways worse off than they were decades ago. Is there hope for a more egalitarian future?
Four great cars for back-to-school 2013Back-to-school season is also a great time to consider a new car because a new model year in the fall brings big discounts on the outgoing models. Here are some top picks for back-to-school vehicles, for every stage of your child's education.
Is there enough diversity of thought on Wall Street?In a recent interview, one expert worries that investors in one market sector – hedge funds – are increasingly moving into similar positions, which could lead to crowded trading. That could be a problem.
New Monopoly token fits in purr-fectly on BoardwalkNew Monopoly token: The cat takes its place on the Monopoly game board as the newest token after winning a public vote.
Fall fashion for cheap: the best deals at Target, American Eagle, and moreThis week's best clothing deals feature both summer clearance items and new fall additions. Read on for deep discounts at American Eagle, Target, Eddie Bauer, and Saks OFF 5th, to name a few.
How much should you save for retirement?No one can tell you exactly how much you should be saving for retirement, Hamm writes, but there are a few guidelines to think about when planning for retirement.
Stocks close higher. Syria, oil worries linger.Stocks edged higher on Wall Street Wednesday with a continued focus on the likelihood of a US-led attack on Syria. Energy stocks rose sharply as the price of oil increased to the highest in more than two years.
Pending home sales fall in JulyPending home sales declined with the seasonally adjusted national index falling 1.3 percent from June 2013 but increasing 6.7 percent above the pending home sales level seen in July 2012.
Syria could have major economic consequences, McCain saysThe conflict in Syria has potential for major economic consequences, according to Sen. John McCain. The senator says that crisis in Syria could drive up the price of oil and have severe implications for Europe.
Mortgage rates on the riseMortgage rates increased a notable 12 basis point to 4.66 percent since last week while the purchase application volume increased 2 percent.
Frugal college living: Readers' best tipsBudgeting for college living can be a challenge, especially the first year. Here are readers' best tips for sending your freshman off to college prepared – without breaking the bank.
