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Just because your employer doesn't offer a retirement plan doesn't mean you can't save.

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Taking baby steps into investing.

Of the 41 states that impose an income tax, all but five directly tie parts of their tax code to elements in the federal income tax code.

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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers believes President Trump's attacks on Amazon are un-American.

The data of more than 300,000 Australian Facebook users may have been exposed to Cambridge Analytica, according to the social network.

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Treating workers and their families for opioid addiction cost more than $2.6 billion in 2016, a new study from the Kaiser Family Foundation has found. That's up more than eightfold since 2004.

Facebook co-founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg says that his company will never be able to fully protect its platform from abuse by bad actors no matter what it does and that efforts to improve security will be "never-ending."

Facebook announced changes to how it shares data and updated the number of people whose info was accessed by Cambridge Analytica.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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America's biggest movie theater company is bringing the silver screen to Saudi Arabia.

Juda Engelmayer, the founder of Herald PR in New York, is now handling communication for the disgraced film mogul.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services expanded the benefits that insurers are allowed to include in their Medicare Advantage policies, opening coverage up to a slew of supplemental benefits.

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The Facebook chief executive will talk to Senate and House committees about the company's handling of user data.

Facebook's privacy crackdown left some Tinder users unable to find love.