David Weinberg

Intel has been inside computers for years. Now the rumors are spreading that the chip maker is about to announce a major move into TV.

Among the tax cuts set to expire if Congress rolls over the fiscal cliff is the federal estate tax. Some states are looking forward to the old law, which gave them a slice of the tax revenue.

Now that it's publicly owned, Facebook needs to generate revenue, so it's looking for more ways to monetize its users.

As companies and customers cut shipping costs by using slower, cheaper rail and truck, FedEx's expensive air-cargo fleet suffers.

Zales advertises it has the clearest, brightest diamonds. Competitors get their day in court to contest that.

The one-time discount airline is rethinking its 'bags fly free' policy because of rising costs. So far, only the third bag will cost you.

Advertisers who turned up the volume to catch the attention of television watchers finally annoyed enough people that Congress outlawed the ploy.

How would the economy be affected if we didn't have Christmas and other holidays to stimulate our spending?

Hurricane Sandy sparked spending in the Northeast, but Black Friday is national and so has more impact on retail sales.

Hedge funds and private-equity funds are buying up hundreds of foreclosed homes at a time, turning them into rentals, crowding out first-time home buyers looking for bargains.