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The Massachusetts House voted Tuesday to dramatically strengthen the power of city and town leaders to change health insurance plans for municipal employees over the objections of unions.

The unemployment rate fell last month in more than 80 percent of the nation's largest metro areas, adding to evidence that the recent pickup in hiring is widespread.

WellPoint Inc. said a drop in expenses helped raise its first-quarter net income nearly 6 percent, as it became the third big health insurer in the past week to beat analyst expectations and raise its 2011 earnings forecast.

Several Missouri lawyers and civil rights groups are urging Gov. Jay Nixon to veto a bill that would change the legal standard workers must meet when they file discrimination lawsuits against former employers.

Only 19 percent of recent college graduates believe Social Security will still exist by the time they retire.

Social Security might dry up in 2037, but nothing beats compound interest.

A report from the J.P. Morgan Treasury Service shows how HSAs have become a vital part of helping Americans save and pay for medical expenses.

Like the Wild West, the ETF world sees innovation and peril around every corner. Do these investment products represent the next evolution or are they destined to expose the disheartening dangers of introducing behavioral consumerism to complex decision making. After all, doing a bad thing faster only hastens the onset...