Nearly Free Electric Car Leases in a State Near You?

(NEW YORK) -- Accustomed to their gas-guzzling companions, many Americans are hesitant to buy an electric or hybrid vehicle. But dealers and government incentives are luring drivers into the fold.... Read More

Bernanke Wants to Keep Fed's Stimulus Plan Going

(WASHINGTON) -- The head of the nation's central bank told D.C. lawmakers Wednesday that he's leaving well enough alone so as not to derail the slow but steady economic recovery. Appearing befor... Read More

Twitter Beefs Up Security with Two-Factor Verification

(NEW YORK) -- Think back over the past few months to more than a few high-profile Twitter hacks. Burger King's account was hacked to look like McDonald's. Then there was Jeep's account,... Read More

Existing Home Sales at Highest Level in Over 3 Years

(WASHINGTON) -- Sales of existing homes rose 0.6 percent in April to an annual rate of 4.97 million units. Sales are up nearly 10 percent over the past year. “The market is in a so... Read More

Top 10 Highest-Paid CEOs

(WASHINGTON) -- Leslie Moonves, who was paid $60 million, is the highest-paid CEO of S&P 500 companies with chief executives who have served at least two full years. Equilar, an exe... Read More

AAA: Nearly 35 Million Americans Traveling Memorial Day Weekend

(NEW YORK) -- Close to 35 million Americans will mark the unofficial start of summer this Memorial Day weekend by hitting the road, a new forecast from AAA shows. The automobile group pr... Read More

Virgin America Rated Top Airline in "Consumer Reports" Survey

(NEW YORK) -- Planning on taking a vacation soon? You may want to consider booking your flight with Virgin America. The carrier is listed as the top-rated airline in a new Consum... Read More

Scammer Steals Minn. Gas Station, Holds Big Sale

(WACONIA, Minn.) -- Customers of the SuperAmerica gas station in Waconia, Minn., about 35 miles southwest of Minneapolis, were in for a treat to see discounted gas prices and tobacco products sold... Read More

Before Storm Strikes, Take Inventory of Your Stuff

(NEW YORK) -- Dramatic scenes of tornado-wrought devastation and wrecked properties in Oklahoma this week are another potent reminder to renters and homeowners all across the country to take an inv... Read More

Selling Your Pension for Cash Lump Sum Can Be Costly

(NEW YORK) -- For somebody who's facing doctor bills or has missed a mortgage payment, selling your pension benefits for a lump sum can be tempting. Partly for that reason, pensioners in g... Read More