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A Hong Kong tycoon has sold his stake in a 73-story skyscraper for a record price.

The fate of the Netflix hit show "House of Cards" is up in the air following the sexual abuse accusations lodged against Kevin Spacey, who stars as the manipulative Frank Underwood.

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Grounded flights. Massive delays at border crossings. A shortage of parts for nuclear power plants. 75,000 lost finance jobs.

The initial reports of an "active shooter" in lower Manhattan were wrong. So were the reports a few minutes later of a "road rage" incident. But unfortunately the reports of multiple fatalities were right.

I don't think most people appreciate how much inflation can affect their retirement plans. Can you explain how inflation can erode purchasing power during retirement and tell us what do to deal with this threat?--Peter

Walmart is ready to rock out for the holidays.

Charlie Braun can't find enough workers for his factory in Ohio and he's not sure how to keep the ones he has.

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Uber says it's in contact with the FBI after it emerged that the suspect in the deadly truck attack in New York City was one of the company's drivers.

President Trump argues the American economy "desperately" needs "massive" tax cuts. And there's no question that Wall Street is pumped about it.

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Another publishing giant has been caught blocking access to academic research in China.

One of the world's premier consulting firms is preparing to select its next leader. It promises to be a lengthy, and rather unusual process.

Smoking at work will cost you more than a week of precious vacation time at one Japanese company.

Aaron Miripol could make a killing on Wadsworth Station -- if he wanted to.

1. Fed focus: Wall Street is watching the Federal Reserve, which will release its latest decision on interest rates and monetary policy at 2:00 p.m. ET.

Sony is banking on the "irresistible cuteness" of its new robot dog to win over consumers.

Silicon Valley is settling in to get grilled by Washington.

When you say "Russia," they say "Hillary."