SACRAMENTO -- eCoupons.com has a compiled a list of the Top 5 Year End Money Tax Tips for individuals and small businesses.

SAN FRANCISCO - Groupon's board has authorized the local-coupon site to raise up to $950 million in funding, a recent Delaware regulatory filing says.

PHOENIX - A disabled Vietnam veteran and his wife are settling into a renovated north Phoenix home thanks to a nonprofit group, a pack of volunteers from Honeywell Aerospace -- and the bank that foreclosed on the previous owner.

NEW YORK - An early peek at Wall Street stock market forecasts for 2011 points to more upside for U.S. stocks, with strategists at major firms predicting gains ranging from 5 percent to 15 percent.

WASHINGTON - The government's heavily criticized $700 billion financial rescue program has earned nearly $35 billion in income over the past two years.

DETROIT - According to a national Challenger Gray & Christmas survey, 68 percent of businesses plan to host holiday parties this year, up from 62 percent in 2009.

NEW YORK - The court-appointed New York-based trustee trying to recover losses for victims of Bernard Madoff has accused HSBC of fueling the disgraced financier's massive fraud.

By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

That smartphone in your pocket might soon replace your credit card.

Dozens of wireless carriers, handset manufacturers and Silicon Valley start-ups are working toward that goal, fueled by the massive...

SACRAMENTO - Intelligender's Gender Prediction Test claims to give you quick, clear results as early as 10 weeks into a pregnancy.  But News10 found the gender predictions weren't always accurate.

SACRAMENTO - Imagine having wrinkle free clothes without ironing? That's exactly what Mister Steamy promises. News10's Keba Arnold tested the product and found it eliminates the need for some ironing, but not all.

SACRAMENTO-- According to a recent study conducted by Harris Interactive, about 95 percent of women in the U.S. are financial decision makers.

Stocks are falling after the Labor Department said claims for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly last week, renewing concerns about the pace of the economic recovery.

Britain's Treasury says it will consider wild ideas submitted by the public after calling on taxpayers to help draft the toughest spending cuts in decades.

The rate at which U.S. homeowners fell behind on their mortgage payments remained stubbornly elevated in the second quarter.

Wells Fargo posted a credit card customer's largest purchase first each night, meaning a customer could have multiple overdrafts, perhaps as many as 10 per day, instead of just one overdraft for the largest item, said a federal judge.