A Bahamian caterer owed money by Fyre Festival has raised more than $100,000 through a GoFundMe campaign

Jobs may be plentiful, but they don't always offer great pay and satisfaction. Here's where Glassdoor says you should look

Ivanka Trump's representatives say the trademarks are needed to protect her name, even though her business is defunct

Ailing homeowner holds contest to give away her lakefront house, which overlooks the Canadian Rockies

Attorneys general across U.S. alleged the company used deceptive practices to promote two hip-implant devices

The opportunity gap between cities and rural America has never been bigger -- and student loans may be to blame

Despite government promises to address the problem, out-of-pocket costs for medicines still burden most consumers.

New "postcard-size" form now has just 23 lines, but many taxpayers must complete one or more of six new schedules

Two straight years of fierce hurricanes, massive wildfires and flooding caused global losses of $650 billion

The government shutdown has entered its fifth week, the longest in American history

When U.S. consumers call about a hotel reservation or an airline flight, there's a good chance a deportee in El Salvador is on the other end of the line

Slower growth forecasts for the U.S., China and most everywhere else send stocks down around the world

Preliminary agreement to end stalemate clears way for educators to return to classrooms on Wednesday

Prospects for expanded gun rights seen as nil at industry show in Las Vegas, blocks from deadliest mass shooting in U.S.

The coffee chain is debuting the service with Uber Eats in San Francisco, with plans to expand to more cities

Fortify your finances now to withstand the next inevitable cycle when the U.S. economy starts to slow down and shrink

More and more employers are looking to fill so-called "hybrid jobs" according to a new report​

League has called for ban on proposition bets on individual athletes' feats, arguing they heighten risks of cheating

Partial closure of government hurts economy to tune of $1.2 billion a week -- and tab is growing the longer it lasts

The surging cost of insulin is causing hardship for some diabetics, who have resorted to cutting back on the drug