National Business

Apple's Cook says company doesn't use "tax gimmicks"
Lawmakers concede tech giant did nothing illegal, but say tech giant is not paying its fair share in U.S. taxes
ESPN thinning workforce to cut costs
As advertising revenue growth slips, Disney unit moves to reduce staff, trim overhead
Ex-Goldman exec seeks insider trading retrial
The attorney for Rajat Gupta, now serving a two-year sentence, claims his client was denied the chance to prove his innocence
JPMorgan's Dimon survives shareholder referendum
Proposal to strip him of CEO role defeated at annual meeting, but tepid support for 3 board members is call for changes
GM to invest $44.5M in Lansing Cadillac factory
Automaker says investment will create 200 new jobs
What homeowners should do before - and after - a tornado
Is your home properly insured if you're in a tornado-prone region? Expert tips on what to do before and after disaster strikes
Why GlencoreXstrata's Tony Hayward appointment is a risk
The appointment of the poster child for the Deepwater Horizon disaster is an inflammatory and dangerous move
Video: Why 529 plans are the best college-saving tool
As college tuition prices continue to rise, parents and students need all the financial help they can get. 529 plans provide many tax advantages to families saving for college. Jill Schlesinger, CBS News business analyst, explains the details.
Apple vs. Samsung: customer satisfaction gap narrows
In the leading annual customer satisfaction survey, Apple's score dropped by 2 percent while Samsung increased 5 percent
How to organize your job hunt
If you're not an organized person, these tips might help