Louis Mushro has been selling locks of hair from the likes of Abraham Lincoln, Michael Jackson and Mother Teresa online for 20 years.

From dream cars to family time, these entrepreneurs have sacrificed a lot.

Small businesses are hiring -- just not at the same pace as they once did. One reason: They're more efficient and don't need as many workers.

In Chicago, thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of hair extensions, the latest heist that's pumping an underground market.

Small businesses keep hiring, but the pace of job growth remains feeble.

While most people dream of the day they can retire, many college professors plan to put it off or work until their final years.

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Simply thinking about money can trigger people to lie, steal and make unethical decisions, new research shows.

The number of young Americans who are living without credit cards has doubled since the recession, according to new research.

Can the Korean electronics giant pull a smartphone-like win in the home?

Companies are plucking ideas straight from shows like The Apprentice and Shark Tank to pick the best job candidates, train workers, and build camaraderie.

There are several companies that are doing well in India by adapting to the market instead of the other way around.

On the day the U.S. is to close its antitrust case, Apple evokes the memory its late CEO.

Harvard's former private equity chief begins his next chapter.

On Jun 15, Zacks Investment Research upgraded Markel Corp. to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy).

Microsoft Corp. recently announced a partnership with Best Buy to roll out Windows Stores across the its 500 outlets in the U.S. with an additional 100 in Canada.

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For the 22 million people who are currently unemployed, underemployed or have given up on finding work, the perks offered by the 50 companies on AARP’s list of best employers may seem like a sort of mirage. Not only that, these companies are hiring.

After a strong year, and in the prospects of significant risk, the proactive investor protects principal.

Kevin Mahn of Hennion and Walsh Asset Management wants to see more clarity from the Fed chief this week, and he has a reminder for those who forget that a less accommodative Fed can also be good for stocks.

Lamborghini will cap off its 50th anniversary celebration at the Frankfurt motor show with a concept car that previews the replacement for the Gallardo. The production version of the new two-seat supercar is expected to go on sale here later in 2014.

What to watch out for, and whom to trust, when it’s time to clear out a home.

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NASA has selected another generation of astronauts to travel to new destinations in the solar system, including an asteroid and Mars, and for the first time in its history half of the new candidates are women.

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Would you pay 25 cents to send a tweet to space on the odd chance that an alien might read it? The founders of Lone Signal hope so. The New York startup is launching a new website through which anyone can submit messages that will be broadcast to a star 17 light years away.

Kickstarter fraudsters hawking Kobe beef jerky were just minutes away from completing the biggest-ever outright scam on the crowdfunding site last week.

Federal authorizes seized 14 7-Eleven stores in New York and Virginia, and indicted nine owners and managers, charging them with stealing identities and exploiting more than 50 illegal immigrants.

While most people dream of the day they can retire, many college professors plan to put it off or work until their final years.

The U.S. and Europe announced the start of negotiations on a transatlantic trade and investment pact, which has the potential to add about $420 billion a year to the global economy.

Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney was unexpectedly appointed as the next head of the Bank of England, succeeding Mervyn King

Ottawa announced Monday that Canadians can contribute a total of $5,500 a year to their Tax Free Savings Accounts starting in 2013

The real estate industry has ramped up its attack on rules making it harder to borrow, but its challengers face a big obstacle — mortgage restrictions are working exactly the way the government wants them to

The big picture will come Tuesday, when the OECD provides its latest reading on the global economy — and where Canada stands in the mix

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