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A new study shows that automatically enrolled 401 (k) participants carry higher balances than those who opt-in on their own. However, auto-enrollees are more likely to borrow against, or simply withdraw, from these accounts. 

"Active-assailant" insurance is now in demand from schools and universities. 

Today in the "unintended consequences from too much government" file...

They can't be *that* strapped for cash, can they?

While Amazon stock climbs to all time highs, some of its injured warehouse staff are hitting all time lows. 

Norway, a country that is on the front line when it comes to mainstream adaptation of electric vehicles, isn’t taking to Tesla real well.

Scott Kohn ran his company with over 200 claimed employees from a UPS store rental mailbox outside of Las Vegas.

And with the underlying asset's value still likely to be determined over the next few years by regulators, what could go wrong?

Setting a new standard for shallowness, the billionaire asked that $6 million in anonymous donations he had made previously be made public. 

"It would have never worked" says rescuer Vern Unsworth in a hilarious interview with CNN International.

One employee's leg was amputated as a result of a workplace safety incident in which a forklift driver was "doing donuts". Others felt forced to walk through raw sewage. 

The loophole comes as a result of President Trump lowering the corporate tax rate. The tax code is so bloated that no one had even noticed it - until now. 

The West Texas sand - once worth precisely $0 - is now fetching $80 per ton and fueling a non-stop boom of new companies.

It's being reported that Model 3 configurations are now open to anyone that can throw down a $1,000 deposit.

The equity index puts have netted Berkshire more than $2 billion in profit since 2008.