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This month federal regulators are expected to come out with new rules around Black Lung. Mine owners have argued against stricter regulations. It's been decades since major changes were made in standards for coal dust exposure.

Victims of Madoff's scheme are still struggling to adjust to their financial losses -- and also their loss of trust.

More dry counties have been phasing out Prohibition-era laws, in part to attract more businesses.

A glut of new luxury towers going up in Midtown Manhattan has some residents worried their beloved Central Park will be overshadowed.

Air rights, and zoning rules, are what gives cities like New York their skylines. And air rights are worth big money these days.

A report out today shows more people are quitting their jobs.

Instagram wants to put ads into our social media feeds, but it promises those ads will mirror the "Instagram aesthetic."

No matter how many handsets Samsung sells, Apple may always dominate the conversation.

As online retailers fight for a piece of the customer pie, the ability to deliver goods quickly and cheaply is key.

It takes a lot of people skills and knowledge of the intricacies of labor contracts to be a Federal mediator, like those called in to try to resolve the BART strike in the San Francisco Bay Area.