Sky-high credit card interest rates are making it hard for many Americans to pay off their growing debt piles.
Addicted to your phone? A new app lets your friends stage an intervention.
Americans over 50 own half of small businesses. The massive sell-off could be a $10 trillion opportunity for millennials.
Target and CVS call them criminal masterminds. Most are homeless or mentally ill.
Given how tight the election is, both Trump and Harris are making a play for the donations and votes of crypto fans.
Wall Street ate up China's newest plan to jump-start its economy. But Xi Jinping's ideas won't fix the country's biggest problems.
How the models on "The Price Is Right" brought down the legendary host Bob Barker — and paved the way for #MeToo.
The company has gained some cool cachet in what to date has been panned as one of the dorkiest markets in tech.
Now that they're grown up, the children of helicopter parents are using location-sharing apps to keep tabs on their parents. It's the new family norm.
Baby boomers are jealous of Gen Z's modern attitude toward calling out sick and taking time off of work.
Home prices and rents are down significantly in Austin, a pandemic-era boomtown. But the slowdown is actually a sign of a healthy market.
A new study reveals that companies are picking managers in the worst possible way.
It's official: The ranks of tech workers under 25 are rising, while the share of workers over 40 is shrinking.
Here's why searching for outside financial aid may not be the best strategy to pay for college
American businesses hoped China would be a gold mine. That dream is dying and it could make it harder for the countries to stay peaceful.
It's America's wealthiest town. Approach at your own peril.
The stretch limo used to be the ultimate status symbol. Now, most people see them as gauche and gross.
Eldest-daughter syndrome is backed by science. It's great news for parents and younger siblings.
Fans of "The Bachelor" could decide whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump becomes the next president.
The job market is getting weaker, and the economy feels trapped in limbo. Americans hate it.
Wayne Osborne manages the money of Google founder Larry Page, the world's sixth-richest man. He's looking to expand.
I wanted a firsthand look at how New York City's war on rats was actually going. The truth was nastier —and funnier — than I ever expected.
San Francisco gave X a massive tax break to stay put. What went wrong?
Gen Z has no memories of 9/11. But they're flooding social media with absurd 9/11 memes.
Megabus was the favorite cheap travel option for millennials. Then it ran out of gas.
Chinese-owned bitcoin mines are popping up in rural towns across the US. And they require massive amounts of American energy.
Wall Street made billions investing in crooked colleges. Students were left with worthless degrees and a mountain of debt.
A growing army of Russian expats want to take back Russia. Can they succeed?
Investors are obsessed with Nvidia thanks to its soaring stock price. The meme feels like GameStop, but there are also some good reasons for the cult.
They were burned out on being the boss. But what if the only cure to reaching the top was to aim even higher?
Mass torts hold companies accountable for their actions — but they're a product of pure anarchy.
In the age of automated customer service chatbots and endless FAQs, the ability to speak to a real human being is a luxury.
Riding around in a Waymo cab feels totally futuristic — and strangely normal
The platform's employment feature makes some job seekers feel embarrassed. But can it actually land you a job?
Credit scores and reports can be daunting to think about for consumers. For companies from Experian to Credit Karma, that anxiety makes money.
Big banks and asset managers are a powerful force in fighting the climate crisis, but many of them are flip-flopping on their environmental promises.
A steep rise in housing costs means many Americans may be better off moving out of cities, a dramatic turnaround from just a few decades ago.
Kamala Harris is popular among young voters, like Obama in 2008. But the comparisons stop there.
Inside the desperate campaign to get Gen Z to become accountants
Americans are calling out sick and taking more mental health days. Gen Z is driving the change.
From run clubs to chess clubs, Gen Z is fueling a vibrant social renaissance.
The overload of work-related software is driving employees and managers a little nuts and even cutting into job productivity.
America's inability to build enough homes in safe areas is pushing people to buy houses that are in harm's way.
New rules for Realtors will make buying a home more complicated. But both buyers and sellers could save a ton of money.
Plenty of people have been steamrolled by Donald Trump, but no one has torched their image in service of the former president quite like Elon Musk.
From pricey restaurants to premium apps, the soaring cost of going on dates is pricing young singles out of the market.
A new poll shows Harris is beating Donald Trump on an issue that Democrats almost always lose.