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Every tool used to rate nursing homes is flawed, particularly the federal government’s. But online reviews by consumers can help alert families to shortcomings.

This year, we picked five college application essays about money to publish. College admissions officers admired their maturity, self-awareness and humanity.

In a staffwide memo, the C.E.O. also said the company’s top lobbyist will retire.

Tough jail sentences and the demises of shadow lenders are signs that Beijing is seeking to deal with a debt problem.

A California man is believed to have accessed sites for West Point’s Combating Terrorism Center and the New York City Comptroller’s Office, along with thousands of others.

A company catering to law enforcement and corrections officers has raised privacy concerns with a product that can locate almost anyone’s cellphone across the United States.

First there were reports of a secret marriage to a teenager. Then there were lawsuits, an indictment and a high-profile court case. Now there’s #MeToo.

Elaine Wynn, the casino and resort company’s largest shareholder and Mr. Wynn’s ex-wife, is fighting to oust a longtime board member who is close to Mr. Wynn.

As part of its consumer finance push, the Wall Street bank is teaming up with Apple to develop a new credit card that would bear the Apple Pay brand.

In her first public comments on the ordeal, which left one woman dead, the pilot, Tammie Jo Shults, said she had swapped flights with her husband.