According to new findings from consulting firm Deloitte, 65% of employees at big companies want to find new jobs.

FORBES: Two Out Of Three Looking To Switch Jobs, Says New Survey

According to the new findings of the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), you have to become the Jennifer Lopez of business models.

FORBES: To Succeed In Retail You Have To Become Like Jennifer Lopez or Justin Timberlake

And parents who talk on cell phones, send texts or eat and drink while driving have teenagers who are more likely to do the same, according to preliminary findings of a new safety study by Toyota Motor and the University of Michigan.

FORBES: Are You A Good Driver? Ask Your Teenager

According to a New York Times report from findings from one consumer group, auto insurance rates were 68% lower for a married woman with a college degree, a professional job and who owned a home, when compared to a single woman, with a high-school diploma who rented her home in a moderate income area.

FORBES: What Really Goes Into Determining Your Insurance Rates?

As the regulator for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac nears its decision on whether to approve debt forgiveness for troubled borrowers, a new analysis by the regulator suggests taxpayers could benefit from the move, according to people briefed on the findings.

WSJ: Data Show Fannie, Freddie Savings From Debt Forgiveness