Meagan Clark

Quarterly earnings were down $1 per share from a year earlier and fourth quarter revenue was more than $1 billion less than it was a year ago.

The company’s scant three-sentence comment on holiday sales last week raised doubts about the store’s performance in the crucial holiday season.

Pew Research explains why the hourly pay gap between men and women has narrowed and yet persisted in the last 30 years.

Economic scholars study who really benefits the most from minimum wage increases.

It's well know that Americans are driving less since the Great Recession. But will young Americans lead to a miles-per-driver rebound?

The global fashion firm is quickly growing.

The World Bank released its 2014 Global Economics Prospects report on Tuesday. Here are the highlights.

The XTRUX electric pickup averages 100 mpg and has 800 hp and four-wheel drive, among other features -- but guess how the drive-train is powered.

Infiniti designed a concept sports car that's a spin-off of its Q50 sports sedan and a racing car

The big picture: Economic freedom is on the rise globally.

Nissan is redesigning its signature look.

Kia revealed a concept sports car modeled after its racing cars.

The luxury car brand posted record sales in 2013.

The 2015 John Cooper Works model debuted at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

The next-generation C-Class is roomier and has more safety features, among other refinements.

The 2015 Z06 will be considered GM’s most capable street-legal production Corvette.

The Ford F-series is the best-selling truck in the U.S. for 37 consecutive years -- how does Ford aim to improve the truck this year?

Sharon's death marks the end of Israel's founding leaders. Here are seven prominent figures who helped create the modern Jewish state.

Did the online discount retailer post higher-than-actual list prices to entice customers with discounts?

But can the HealthCare.gov site maintain current momentum regarding site utility and plan sign-ups?

A proposed law may jeopardize some online book sales.

A word to the wise: There's a frenzy around marijuana-related stocks that is luring investors and scammers alike.

Reported cases of Christians killed for their faith have increased worldwide

The last major bookstore may opt to outsource its device-manufacturing soon.

But will the rest of the corporate world follow the U.S. in unleashing capital spending?

Which airlines had the most delays and cancellations?

The Royal Mint expects to stock the collectors' coin again soon.

The U.K. Royal Mint sold out of a gold bullion coin in just two days. Why?

The U.S. Census Bureau uses one measure from the 1960s and one measure from this century to calculate poverty rates. Compare them here