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Some business owners are trading internships with others, allowing young people to gain valuable experience while bypassing the red tape.

Cross-border marriages are up, but so are international tax and estate-planning issues, which include restrictions on joint property ownership and a forced heirship rule known as "pflichtteil."

Growing numbers of people—seeing retirement as a chance to "do good"—are turning to divinity schools and a more spiritual life.

Dr. Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa grew up in an impoverished Mexican village and illegally hopped the fence into California. A teaching assistant once told him, "You can't be from Mexico. You're too smart to be from Mexico."

A Tennessee compounding pharmacy on probation has voluntarily recalled an anti-inflammatory steroid injection in at least 11 states after seven patients developed abscesses in North Carolina and Illinois, officials said Friday.

It seems that anytime Brad Pitt speaks, the world stops to listen, and his latest interview with Esquire has been no exception.

A study of cancer patients in Washington State has found they were twice as likely to file for bankruptcy as people without cancer.

Kodak said on Monday that it would spin off its document and personal imaging units to its British pension plan for $650 million in cash and noncash considerations, a move that paves the way for Kodak’s exit from bankruptcy protection. Kodak had been seeking to sell off the two imaging operations. Two weeks ago, Eastman Kodak announced a plan to sell its document imaging business to Brother of Japan for $210 million, with the provision that it could revisit the deal if it cou...

The measure would bar cities and states from issuing tax-exempt bonds unless they properly tracked their obligations.