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Jobless rate for under-25s in the 17-nation eurozone was 24 percent in March, compared with the overall rate of 12.1 percent

Lawyer for 87-year-old grandmother says developer stood before jury "to lie, evade and spout infomercials"

Ruling responds to a suit filed by Colorado customers who say they had trouble getting into stores and the sales countertops are too high

Home sales have risen 9.7 percent in the past 12 months, evidence that the housing market is still improving

From the wedding dress to jewelry and yes, even the cake, a look at some unusual rental options that can save you cash

Planning a wedding on a budget can be hard, but there are many companies that rent out everything from the cake to the jewelry.

Federal Reserve chairman says that starting to withdraw support for the economy would be a mistake

The market opened higher as investors wait for Ben Bernanke's testimony to Congress, Detroit's big 3 automakers are cutting back their traditional two-week summer break, and Target reported a 26 percent drop in first-quarter profit. Ashley Morrison reports.

Cool temperatures and financial pressures limited customers' appetite for spending; retailer also cut its annual profit outlook

Buying a home isn't always a financially savvier option than renting, especially if it takes a decade to see any savings