Blood donation levels in May and June were at the lowest in a dozen years. Donations are usually provided by volunteers, but how much is blood actually worth?

Now that passengers are used to bringing carry-on luggage and packing their own lunches, airlines are finding new ways to get them to spend.

Unions say the election process to unionize workplaces is too slow. Employers say they're being railroaded.

La Loteria is a venerable Spanish institution but it's about to be sold off as the cash-strapped Spanish government seeks to cut its debt.

President Obama today will not announce Elizabeth Warren to be his nominee to head the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is expected to get the nomination.

In a series of stress tests conducting in Europe, 82 out of 90 European banks were deemed strong enough to survive another financial crisis. But are the tests asking the right questions?

British politicians are hoping to broaden the investigation into News Corp. over the phone-hacking scandal.

Julia Coronado, chief economist with the investment bank BNP Paribas, talks about the ratings agency S&P's possible downgrade of U.S. credit, and what ratings agencies mean to modern markets.

John Moe, host of Marketplace Tech Report, explains the reasoning behind last week's bump in Netflix prices, and how their customers are reacting.