Fake news stories have become more of a problem -- especially once they get shared on social media and go viral. Here are five stories that were found to be fake but not before they were viewed by millions.
Currency brokers have taken precautionary steps in recent days to guard against potential election-related volatility in the Mexican peso and other currencies.
Staples is one of the first big retailers to launch a student loan repayment benefit plan. It will give eligible employees $100 a month for three years to help pay down their student loans.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders fired off a letter to KPMG and called the accounting firm out for failing to discover the widespread illegal behavior at Wells Fargo.
A Senate committee bungled its invitation for Time Warner to talk about its merger with AT&T. The invite went to Time Warner Cable -- a completely different company.
Shares of LA Times owner Tronc plunged 28% on Thursday due to concerns that banks are backing out of financing the company's potential takeover by Gannett.
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