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In San Francisco BART strike, both sides feel the heatAlthough BART and unions have resumed talks, the San Francisco transit strike is still on. With commuters' sympathy wearing thin, BART and union workers are fighting a ticking clock, one expert says.
Jaguars may show NFL RedZone during home games. It's a great idea.The Jacksonville Jaguars are toying with the idea of streaming NFL action from around the league in the stadium during home games. Jokes aside, it's a smart idea and a telling sign of the NFL's league-wide struggles to get fans into stadium seats.
Wanted: budget-friendly home theater systems.Whether you are an avid gamer or budding audiophile, here are the best home theater systems out there for under $500.
2014 Audi Allroad: worth the higher price?The 2014 Audi Allroad offers essentially the same features as its 2013 predecessor, but it comes at a price: the 2014 Allroad is $1,100 more expensive than the 2013 Allroad.
Corporate giants work the tax system. Is it fair?On average, large US corporations paid a 16.6 percent federal tax rate in 2010 — far lower than the 35 percent statutory tax rate. Gleckman breaks down the Government Accountability Office's analysis of this trend.
Steinway buyout: Piano maker accepts $438M dealSteinway buyout by Kohlberg & Co. will cost the private equity firm $438 million to acquire the storied piano maker. Following the Steinway buyout, Kohlberg plans to take the company private.
American Airlines-US Airways merger faces antitrust suitAmerican Airlines' merger with US Airways faces opposition in the form of an antitrust lawsuit filed in a San Francisco court. Critics of the American Airlines merger claim it would hurt consumers by driving up airfares.
Moderation is key: 5 frugal things you don't have to do.While Hamm has a built up a reputation for offering readers advice on living the frugal life, he says it's important to remember that frugality is not the only virtue you can try to stand by.
Winklevoss twins plan $20 million Bitcoin IPOWinklevoss twins: Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust is designed to operate like an exchange-traded fund. The Winklevoss twins have reportedly amassed $11 million in Bitcoins.
BART strike: One union on board, more to go.San Francisco's transit system may have an agreement with one union, but some 2,400 employees remain on strike after two days with no Bay Area commuter trains.
Why oil prices are at their highest level in 14 monthsThe price of oil neared $102 a barrel for the first time since May last year, as Egypt's political crisis intensified, raising the risk of disruptions to Mideast supplies.
San Francisco BART strike snarls traffic, drains $73 million a dayAs the San Francisco transit strike goes into its second day, BART says it's restarting talks with unions. In the face of delays and economic costs to the Bay Area, one industry is prospering because of the BART strike: ride-share companies.
Stocks down on unrest in EgyptStocks fell slightly Tuesday after reports of intensifying political turmoil in Egypt offset good economic news. Car sales, home prices, and manufacturing pushed stocks up for most of the day but major indexes turned lower in the afternoon.
June auto sales: Major automakers see gains, and a surprise big moverAuto sales continued strong in June, with Detroit's Big Three and Japan's major automakers posting impressive gains. But none could top the flashy year-over-year auto sales gains of a smaller player.
Independence Day sales: Save on electronics, furniture, and more.From mattresses to patio furniture, save money at Sears, Newegg, and other retailers this week by taking advantage of Independence Day sales.
BMW releasing its first electric car on July 29Here's a sneak peek: The 2014 BMW i3 electric car, rolling out in dealerships on July 29, has a futuristic, minimalistic styling and is made out of sustainable materials.
- Belle Foods bankruptcy: Grocery company struggles to pay debt
Belle Foods bankruptcy stems from an inability to pay debts, the Birmingham-based company said Tuesday. Before the Belle Foods bankruptcy, the company announced it would hire 300 part-time workers as a cost-saving measure.
Secret to winning the personal finance game? Earn more, spend less.It is easier to earn more money than it is to accumulate wealth. The only way to build up wealth is to make sure that, regardless of your income, you keep spending less and trying to earn more, Hamm says.
Debunking the myths: 3 false claims about immigration reformMany critics of immigration reform claim that opening up pathways for immigrants is unnecessary, will strain an already overburdened government, and take jobs away from native-born Americans. Reich tackles all three 'economic myths.'
What's a royal baby worth? To the British economy, $376 million.Retailers in Britain are expecting sales to spike when the new heir to the throne is born this month.
