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The Consumer Oriented and Operated Program (CO-OP) plans might have a chance to survive, according to Jordan Battani.

Less than a month before recall elections, Wisconsin Senate Republicans struggled Thursday with how to respond to bipartisan pressure for them to vote on a bill extending unemployment benefits.

When the glow fades for those couples planning to wed Sunday when gay marriage becomes legal in New York, they will see a new reality: They won't be getting the same benefits as heterosexual couples.

Among the characteristic economic trends since the financial downturn is a distinct slowdown in institutional investors’ pace in changing either investment managers or asset allocations.

New York businesses are being told they have to help pick up the tab for interest the state owes on federal unemployment insurance loans.

Looks like women are better off in heels. New research shows taller women have a higher risk of developing cancer than their vertically-challenged peers.

Some discord emerged as NFL owners pored over a tentative deal to end the league's labor dispute before an expected vote Thursday.

Recent college graduates are encountering such a tough job market that both their perceived strengths and weaknesses are equally ranked by human resource professionals, according to a new poll from the Society for Human Resource Management.