Despite millions of unemployed job seekers desperate for work, many open positions are languishing unfilled. The reason? Not enough candidates.

Question: My husband and I are in our late '50s and haven't put anything away for retirement, although we do own our home. We figure we'll work another 10 years or so before retiring. Do you have any helpful suggestions for us so we won't have to live solely on Social Security? --Peggy, Rockvale, Colorado

Those ubiquitous white earbuds only hint at how profoundly Apple has revamped the way we hear, buy and make music.

It's time to stop glorifying our economic doldrums with this "jobless recovery" nonsense.

From free dry cleaning to a no-cost vacation, these 5 businesses have come up with creative ways to help out unemployed residents in their communities.

I don't know about you, but I don't have a spare $101,900 stuffed under my couch cushions to buy an "A" share of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. I probably could scrounge together $3,395 for one "B" share, but I would rather not.

President Obama signed an extension and expansion of the first-time homebuyers tax credit on Friday.

Stars from Rachael Ray to Neil Patrick Harris reveal the apps they love to use.

When was the last time your employer gave you a raise because the company had a little windfall? Don't feel bad if your memory is drawing blanks.

Are better times coming? Ford seems to think so, based on the design and features of the new Lincoln MKT.

Motorola is obviously hoping that, to twist a famous Obi-Wan Kenobi quote from "Star Wars," its heavily hyped new phone is the Droid people are looking for.

When it comes to charitable giving, some well-intentioned moves can backfire.

1. Choose the right plan