Morley Safer, an intrepid storyteller and interviewer whose name became synonymous with the newsmagazine "60 Minutes," has died. He was 84. Safer was the longest-serving correspondent in "60 Minutes" ...

Congratulations, Tokyo! You just won the rights to host the 2020 Summer Olympics. Now get out your checkbook. Politicians have long justified the enormous piles of money required to put on the Olympic ...

This blue-collar city and its posh surrounding suburbs benefit from neighboring San Francisco's spillover. "[Oakland] is more affordable than the rest of the Bay Area, especially at the moderate- and ...

There are plenty of great cars available on luxury dealers' lots. Harder to find are really great, fun cars at prices starting below $25,000. The car critics at Kelley Blue Book chose these as their ...

There's yet another candidate jumping into the race for the White House, and he's got his own political party. John McAfee, the antivirus software magnate who fled Belize after police tried to ...

On their path to saving for retirement, the Moyers have paid special attention to investment fees. "We tend to follow the advice of Vanguard founder John Bogle, as well as other "Bogleheads": Purchase ...

Jill Salzman was already juggling two businesses and two kids when she launched The Founding Moms' Exchange on Meetup in 2009. She wanted to help mom entrepreneurs like herself commiserate, swap ...

Watching movies offline is a nice idea, but Netflix isn't convinced that a lot of people will actually do it. "It's not going to be instant, you have to have the right storage on your device, you have ...

Brutal winters aren't the only thing raising Chicago residents' stress levels. Years after the recession ended, the unemployment rate is still above the national average. Rush hour traffic is a pain.

Code for America is a nonprofit accelerator for government-oriented startups. Those in the program receive a $25,000 grant, which is funded in part by Google for Entrepreneurs and the Kauffman ...

Americans en masse have been getting ready for the undead epidemic since it went mainstream with AMC's hot series "The Walking Dead," which returns for its fourth season on Sunday. Zombies aren't real ...

Maybe they don't see much room for promotion where they are, maybe it's because they are sick of corporate politics, or maybe they just can't stand their boss. Whatever the reason, many members of ...