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Ample Hills Creamery was once worth $40 million. Here's how its founders built one of America's most popular ice cream companies, lost it and bought it back.

The Department of Education is rolling out a revised FAFSA this year, which means it will open later than usual. Here's when families can apply for aid.

Skimping on property damage and other business insurance coverage is understandable given cost, but in the end owners may pay a much bigger price.

Azenta is sitting on a pile of cash, and shareholders will want to know the company's plans for the money.

Alex Trias retired early and in 2015 moved with his family to Lisbon. Here's why he says they're happier now than when they lived in the United States.

You need to earn $652,657 a year to be in the top 1% of U.S. households, but that number is even higher in some states.

Apple's announced its entry into the VR market is boosting an industry that Meta has dominated for a number of years

Most Gen Z workers consider job hopping as a good strategy for their careers. However, there are a few considerations they should take with their retirement.

Judge Michael Newman of the Southern District of Ohio issued a ruling denying a preliminary injunction sought by the Chamber of Commerce.

The federal government is due to shut down operations early Sunday if Congress does not approve a funding bill that President Joe Biden signs.

The New York judge presiding over a business fraud case found Donald Trump and his company liable for fraud in valuing his real estate

Donald Trump and 18 other people were charged in Georgia with an alleged conspiracy to overturn his 2020 election loss to President Joe Biden.

The Securities and Exchange Commission greenlit what the Pershing Square CEO has called a SPARC — a special purpose acquisition rights company.

Multibillion-dollar EV battery plants are crucial to the automotive industry's future and uniquely positioned to have wide-ranging implications for the UAW.

These clinics provide primary care, but also mental health and dental care, to mainly uninsured or underinsured people.

Heavy rain and flooding on Friday making led to subway and rail service suspensions and the closure of a terminal at LaGuardia Airport.

The competition agenda will be put to the test this fall, as the first of the government's tech anti-monopoly cases plays out in court

About 6,900 autoworkers will take part in the latest wave of work stoppages, joining roughly 18,300 workers who are currently on strike for the union.

Women tend to be better investors than men, yet they often fall short when it comes to taking on enough risk. Here's how they may start to change that.

Blue Apron has in recent months transitioned to become a more asset-light business, selling its operational infrastructure and laying off staff.