Many Americans can't afford to pay their bills, see a doctor or cope with a minor financial emergency

Parkland survivors join call for a boycott of the supermarket chain over its large campaign contribution

Huge premium increases are putting policyholders in a tough bind at a time when they're increasingly vulnerable

Credit card delinquencies, a possible leading indicator, are just one category that's showing the pressure

The largest labor organization in Nevada voted to authorize a strike at any time beginning June 1

You definitely need a plan -- but even more important, you need to stick with it and follow through

Last weekends talk's left key differences untouched and kept alive the risk of a destructive trade war between the world's two biggest economies

The ever-changing U.S.-China trade situation whipsaws this group of four key stocks -- and it's set to continue

The Treasury secretary is trying to quell criticism of Trump's offer to keep the Chinese company in business

EU lawmakers question Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook's role in Cambridge Analytica scandal

Wisconsin motorcycle maker fits a pattern where companies and shareholders profit -- but workers get skunked

Civil liberties group claims e-commerce giant's facial-recognition service poses a threat to Americans' privacy

Fast-food and consumer companies have the biggest pay gaps, with CEOs earning a worker's annual pay within one hour

Shares of JC Penney plunged to an all-time low after news of its CEO's planned exit

Streaming service announced Monday a multi-year production agreement with the Obamas

After notes, advice and gifts of cash went unheeded, two parents turned to the law to make their son leave home

Musk tweeted that a "firmware update" will fix the issue, which Consumer Reports noted in a mixed review of the car

Many are still struggling 50 years after CBS documentary "Hunger in America" shocked middle-class Americans

European officials insisted on hearing the social-media CEO in person following the Cambridge Analytica incident

Americans' buying and savings behavior is the real cause of the deficit, and shrinking it won't bring back lost jobs