Even in ancient Rome, the advice to shoppers was caveat emptor (let the buyer beware). It does not matter whether the overcharging of customers at King Soopers is the result of understaffing ...

For example, just recently I purchased a new car when I was told that I would save $5,000 if I bought the vehicle. I am still looking for that savings in my checking account.

UK local authorities are not a good guide when it comes to rating the “kilt”, as traders inevitably dubbed the debt expected to be issued by the Scottish National party government in Edinburgh ...

The other benefit is that it allows pension funds to allocate a certain amount of their capital towards private market assets, with the allure of higher yields on that portion of the portfolio ...

If we sell carbon rights to some vast areas of forest for a billion dollars and we have a big forest fire, do we have to give the buyer their money back?

Caveat subscriptor is a Latin term used in trading to mean "let the seller beware" and in legal language to refer to the obligations of a contract signer.

If this is true, President Obama should veto his veto and approve the pipeline with the following caveats: (1) only U.S.-owned companies and workers construct the pipeline (not Canadians), (2 ...

But my wish for good fortune is tempered with the caveat that pinning one's hopes for general economic stimulation on the gaming business is a dicey (no pun intended) proposition.

Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) on Sunday criticized former President Obama over the introduction of his Inauguration Day letter to President Trump, saying the note was “full of caveat… ...

Letter writer Shelly Burgoyne (“Some women are up to combat challenge,” Thursday) is no doubt an intelligent, courageous and excellent example of a woman who has served our country extremely ...