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This week, for example, a federal district court struck down a Philadelphia law banning questions about prior pay, saying it impinged on free speech.

It's almost time for lawmakers to start work on the state budget — but it looks like this year might be smoother sailing.

The Fed is gradually tightening credit to control inflation against the backdrop of a tight job market, a resilient economy and a pickup in consumer prices.

The U.S. government pleaded its case Monday for blocking AT&T from absorbing Time Warner

The Federal Reserve is all but sure to leave interest rates unchanged this week

T-Mobile and Sprint have reached a "definitive agreement" to merge in an all-stock deal, which would create a new company with a total value of $146 billion.

While a shortage of workers is pushing wages higher in the skilled trades, the financial return from a bachelor's degree is softening.

Every time Rupert Murdoch gets closer to control of the British-based entertainment and TV giant Sky, new obstacles arise.

The International Monetary Fund's policymaking committee said Saturday that a strong world economy is threatened by increasing tension.

The IRS says its system was up and running again by 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

Eagles organization Don Smolenski estimated the team spent between $2 million and $3 million on the festivities.

Most of the revenue estimates check out. If Wolf can figure out how to get his ideas past the GOP-controlled General Assembly.

Wells Fargo has been under intense scrutiny by federal regulators for several months.

The cost detail was obtained through an open records request.

Predicting how climate change will alter the weather is becoming a flourishing business.