Starbucks' locations catching up to McDonald's -- but at a cost
Analyst: Starbucks' new stores are "cannibalistic" and may not be helping it get the upper hand on McDonald's
Ikea to ditch plastic straws, single-use plastics
Swedish furniture giant's pledge is part of a goal to shift to renewable and recycled materials
Is Elon Musk doing enough to placate Tesla investors?
The tech billionaire holds on to his chairman role, but shareholders are keeping a wary eye on other issues
"Solo" may do the impossible: Lose money for Disney
Latest installment in the lucrative science-fiction franchise may shatter Disney's "can't-miss" mystique
Real estate headache: Baby boomers who won't sell their homes
The predicted mass migration to smaller homes as they hit their retirement years isn't happening -- here's why
Social Security's costs to exceed income this year
It's the first time that's happened since 1982 -- and the government program could deplete its trust fund reserves by 2034
Is Trump right that it’s the "best economy & jobs EVER"?
President Trump says the U.S. economy is hitting new heights -- here's a look at how his claim holds up
These workers are less likely to get a raise
One group in particular is less likely to get rewarded when they ask the boss for more money
11 Amazon Prime hacks: How to get the biggest bang for your buck
Although membership costs for the popular shopping club have jumped, there are simple ways to save money
Here's how to get an $800 value out of your $119 Amazon Prime account
That's what a JPMorgan analysis pegs the value at, but it depends on making full use of the service
Banned from Amazon? It can happen with too many returns
Online retailer is barring customers who've shipped back too many items and sparked apparent reviewer-fraud concerns
Shopping while black: Old problem, new scrutiny
While some stores like Starbucks are vowing to stamp it out, some consumers say racial profiling is getting worse
Ivanka Trump in China: The trademarks raising an ethics firestorm
The first daughter's brand is receiving Chinese trademarks for baby blankets and carpets -- just as the president threatens trade war
Starbucks closes for bias training: Here's what your barista will learn
More than 8,000 stores closed Tuesday afternoon for anti-bias training -- here's what employees were doing
Why this summer may be house-hunting hell
It's shaping up to be a tough summer for house hunters, with U.S. home prices rising at fastest rate in 12 years