Dan Weissmann

The SEC considers rules for allowing companies to raise money online.

The delayed October jobs report is out today, to be followed sooner than usual by the November report.

General Electric is shrinking GE Capital, betting on its heavy equipment manufacturing for industries like energy, airlines and medical equipment.

Some recent studies suggest that changing climates could produce dull colors in future years. How much might that hurt the economies of states like Vermont, North Carolina, and Wisconsin?

We all need to eat. You'd think that would make the supermarket business a sure thing. You'd be wrong.

This Sunday’s game between the Denver Broncos and the Jacksonville Jaguars has already made history: The spread on the Las Vegas betting line is one of the biggest ever. So where does that number come from?

Local shops and national chains will lean on experienced hands to give them an edge.

The American Gaming Association is using the new movie "Runner Runner" to lobby for more regulation on Internet gambling.

There are 800,000 government workers who aren't being paid. But how about the hundreds of thousands of government contractors?

Schools in about a dozen states do their annual census of students. At stake is government funding.