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Politicians are vowing to take a hard line on executive pay without actually imposing limits. Experts say that’s because such pay caps prove unpopular, and rarely work.

In all the effusive cheering over telecommuting, many managers have overlooked a simple fact: Some of us are simply not wired for the life of the digital nomad.

Monday brought some closure to Bernard Madoff’s victims, a scheme that was exposed in part because the plummeting stock market led investors to demand repayment.

U.S. stock futures are slightly higher Tuesday morning, extending modest gains logged the previous day and following mixed trading in overseas markets.

The government’s stimulus plan was supposed to flood the economy with cash to help end the  recession. But so far,  spending is just a trickle.  The Answer Desk, by John W. Schoen.

A person familiar with the investigation into disgraced financier Bernard Madoff says 10 more people will be charged by the time the probe is complete.

Bernard Madoff was sentenced Monday to 150 years in prison after apologizing to victims for a multibillion-dollar fraud scheme that the judge called “extraordinarily evil.”

As Americans get ready to celebrate July Fourth, many merchants already have dismissed summer as a washout.

The rise of rental or borrowing services catering from everyone from fashionistas to environmentalists has spawned a marketing buzzword: the “transumer.”

Apple Inc. says co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs is back at work after a five-and-a-half-month medical leave, during which he received a liver transplant.