Amazon offers Prime Day shoppers $10 to track their data
The bonus is for consumers who sign up for the shopping tool Amazon Assistant, but the service tracks your browsing
Glitches frustrate some shoppers on Amazon Prime Day
Some shoppers said they couldn't add products to their carts, a second straight year the sale has suffered tech issues
Why Walmart, eBay and others are banking on Amazon Prime Day
Rivals to Amazon are hitching their sales to the two-day Prime Day event -- and there's evidence it may pay off
Amazon Prime Day: Don't make these 4 mistakes
Amazon plans on offering 1 million deals to its Prime members starting Monday, but not everything will be a bargain
Juul CEO to parents of kids who vape: "I'm sorry"
CEO says e-cigarettes aren't intended for young people, but researchers say its marketing targets teens
5 tips to better navigate Amazon Prime Day
Trying to make sense of Prime Day's 1 million on-sale items may seem mind-boggling, but here's what the experts say
Amazon Prime Day 2019: Now you can bet on a site outage
There's another way to play Amazon Prime Day -- by betting on whether the site will experience another outage
AT&T "free" robocall blocking service comes with a $4 catch
A government ruling opened the door for robocall-blocking services, but AT&T's full protection will cost you
Trump Fed pick wants to revive gold standard. Here's what that means
Judy Shelton is a fan of a policy abandoned in 1971 and considered a fringe view by mainstream economists
USA Women's soccer jersey is Nike's best-selling soccer top
The top is outselling all men's team jerseys, a boost that comes as the women's team is battling for equal pay
Green Giant, Trader Joe's vegetables recalled over listeria
The packaged fresh vegetables may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which can be fatal
Drug prices in 2019 are surging, with hikes at 5 times inflation
Despite President Trump's vow to rein in prices, 17% more drugs have bumped prices compared with 2018
In West Virginia, free college -- after students pass a drug test
With student loans at a record $1.6 trillion, free tuition programs are emerging across the U.S., but with catches
Medtronic says hackers could hijack insulin pumps
The FDA is warning diabetics that hackers could take control of the MiniMed devices and change their settings
As Democrats debate, facts about the economy, taxes and more
How's the economy really doing? Who benefits from GOP tax cuts? Is income inequality a problem? Here are the facts