Lotto fever is in full swing after no tickets matched Tuesday night's winning numbers; next drawing will be Friday, Oct. 19 at 11 p.m. ET

Only two chains -- Shake Shack and BurgerFi -- received an "A" rating

The 144-year-old Universal Postal Union allows companies based abroad to ship to the U.S. at low rates

Country is only the second in the world to legalize cannabis, though Americans will be restricted

Despite President Trump's attempts to prop up the industry, coal producers keep losing out to cheaper alternatives

Transportable home, including hot tub, runs on a biofuel blend of oil extracted from spent java grounds

Some Fed policymakers also think rates may have to rise faster to prevent the economy from overheating

Massachusetts senator wants financial firms to explain why the toymaker was liquidated and to cough up severance

Nine out of 10 salt brands contain tiny particles of plastic that could be ingested by consumers, a study finds

A group of advertisers say the social media giant knowingly inflating the amount of time users viewed videos by as much as 900 percent

The once-iconic retailer's restructuring and store closings will affect landlords, suppliers, workers and rivals

The U.S. president is stepping up his attacks on the Federal Reserve, saying it's raising interest rates too fast

House Speaker Paul Ryan, in a "CBS This Morning" interview, says ties with Saudi Arabia will endure despite Kashoggi situation

No ticket had all 6 winning numbers in Tuesday night's drawing for what was a $667 million top prize; those numbers were 3, 45, 49, 61, 69 with a Mega Ball of 9

The good news: Fewer people live in the most extreme poverty. The bad news: 3.4 billion still scrape for basic needs

This list includes towns -- and not always the big ones -- with lots of open positions and reasonable living costs

Lotto officials say Tuesday's prize is the third-biggest in U.S. history with estimated cash value of $380 million – if you're lucky to match all six numbers

Democrats are slamming GOP incumbents over the state and local tax deduction cap that was part of the Republican tax cut

With its worldwide subscriber growth shooting past quarterly estimates, investors are applauding loudly

Higher premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket costs are on the menu again -- but you may have more plan choices