Thanks to “bonus depreciation,” corporations paid the feds only 12.1 percent of their profits in taxes in 2011.

Productivity is up amongst American workers, but how much longer can we expect to squeeze blood from that stone?

Over a quarter of Americans owe more than their homes are worth, but does the U.S. government have the political will to help?

After a landslide of complaints, the FTC cracks down on “past-statue” practices.

Last year, Americans gave at nearly pre-recession levels.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics report, 11.8 percent of workers counted themselves amongst the ranks of organized labor in 2011, almost half the number recorded in 1983 — the first year that data was available.

According to the Financial Trust Index, Americans have little faith in their investment options.

Fruits, vegetables and whole grains to replace high-fat, sodium-heavy menu items for American school kids.

Americans are far less miserable than we were last summer, according to the Augmented Misery Index.

A recent study finds domestic airfares bought six weeks in advance are the cheapest.