Financial regulators say the bank pushed unwanted car insurance on customers and wrongly charged mortgage fees

Auction house expects handwritten manuscript of 1975 rock anthem to fetch as much as $300,000

Workers in "low-quality" jobs are more likely to stop working than to find better positions, new research shows

Atlanta-based bank is offering free credit monitoring to all current and future customers.

Rising prices, higher interest rates and growing inflation could all make life more expensive

Fewer consumers say they're likely to buy from the coffee chain after the racially charged incident in Philadelphia

"This Barbie doll is meant to honor Frida Kahlo's great legacy and story," Mattel said in a statement. "We followed the correct steps ... and look forward to the matter being resolved in court"

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of the nation's largest bank, is also making a major investment in the nation's capital

Although Starbucks wants to make workers more aware of how they think, research suggests it's no panacea

Businesses will face fines for violating new law banning carryout containers made from plastic foam

An FTC settlement required Facebook to undergo audits of its privacy practices—but an audit of 2015-17 found no issues

While Jared Kushner ran the company, it had filed dozens of false documents about its New York buildings

Even though it was your money from the beginning, it feels great to get a refund check -- so don't blow it

The bank may be fined as early as Friday for charging unnecessary mortgage fees and selling unwanted car insurance

He has policy notes for President Trump, but that's as far as it goes for JP Morgan chief Jamie Dimon

Mary Pryor and Gia Morón join CBSN's "Red & Blue" to discuss why women are spearheading the multibillion dollar cannabis sector

Margo Georgiadis' turnaround attempt hasn't hit the mark, and she's being replaced by a company director

The now-iconic statue will be relocated near the Stock Exchange, where the "Charging Bull" will also wind up

Nation's largest employer has recently taken steps to deflect criticism that it's hostile to workers

With drivers already feeling rising oil prices at the pump, here's what the president could do to ease the pain