While cybersecurity should be a year-round concern for small business owners, income tax filing season can bring some particular risks, according to the IRS.
Wall Street capped 2017 with a loss, weighed down by a broad slide in light trading ahead of the New Year's holiday.
Sasha Shelton just opened her new business at Cherry's Place, Southwest 3rd Street and C Avenue, and hopes that her clients will enjoy a relaxing, therapeutic massage while they are in her hands.
Despite a long recovery and record streak of job growth, the share of Americans moving to a new location continued a steady decline in 2017, reaching a new post-World War II low, an indicator of a
Apple says that it will temporarily lower the price of replacing iPhone batteries, hoping to ease the backlash over its acknowledgment that it deliberately slowed down older-model iPhones.
President Donald Trump took aim at the U.S. States Postal Service Friday, admonishing the service for its financial losses and for failing to charge more.
CHICAGO If 2017 was the year of a national reckoning on workplace sexual harassment, 2018 may be when reports from victims in cubicles and corner offices start piling up.
WASHINGTON (AP) Americans were a bit less confident about this economy this month than they were in November, but their spirits remained high overall during the holiday shopping season.
CHICAGO Despite all the vacant desks in the office, for some workers the week between Christmas and New Year's is the most productive time of the year.
U.S. stocks edged lower in light trading Tuesday afternoon as markets reopened following the Christmas holiday. Technology stocks accounted for most of the losses.
WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. home prices climbed a robust 6.2 percent from a year ago, amid strong demand from would-be buyers and a shrinking supply of properties for sale.
WASHINGTON (AP) Craft breweries are raising a glass to the Republicans' new tax overhaul: It cuts the excise tax on beer. Retailers, long saddled with heavy tax bills, will get relief.
MEXICO CITY (AP) Mexico's central bank said Tuesday it will seek to bolster the peso amid concerns that the U.S. tax overhaul could reduce investment flows to Mexico.
WASHINGTON (AP) Americans in states that Donald Trump carried in his march to the White House account for more than 4 in 5 of those signed up for coverage under the health care law the president s
NEW YORK (AP) Stocks finished slightly lower Friday in subdued trading ahead of a three-day holiday weekend. Health care companies and banks slipped.
AT&T and Time Warner have again pushed back the date that they have to complete their $108.7 billion merger as the Justice Department pursues an antitrust case to block the deal.
NEW YORK (AP) What's a bitcoin worth? Lately nobody knows for sure, but after a wild ride on Friday, it's worth a good deal less than it was Thursday.
Johnson's Bakery, which has satisfied Lawton's sweet tooth and whose creation have graced countless wedding tables for almost 80 years, will close at the end of business Sunday.
Banks and energy companies led U.S. stocks higher Thursday, erasing modest losses from the day before.
NEWKIRK (AP) The Department of Homeland Security said Thursday it is suspending plans to conduct bioterrorism drills near the Kansas-Oklahoma border over concerns about their impact on grounds Nat
LOS ANGELES (AP) Nestle, which makes Arrowhead bottled water, may have to stop taking millions of gallons of water from Southern California's San Bernardino National Forest because state regulator
COALGATE (AP) An Oklahoma ranch offers visitors an up-close look at wild horses through a federal program aimed at protecting the symbols of the American West but also managing public land for mul
WASHINGTON (AP) The deficit in the broadest measure of U.S. trade fell in the July-September quarter to $100.6 billion, the smallest imbalance in three years.
NEW YORK (AP) U.S. stocks declined Tuesday as big technology companies and smaller firms gave up some of their recent gains.
WASHINGTON (AP) The United States is reliant on China and other nations for the overwhelming majority of critical minerals used for manufacturing everything from smartphones to wind turbines and c
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