7 things you may not know about food stamps
With the antipoverty program a Trump budget-cutting target, these facts may change how you think about it
Inflation data rises faster than expected, roiling investors
U.S. consumer prices rose more than projected in January, adding to investor concern about rising inflation
5 money mistakes that can doom your Valentine's Day
Romance can be tripped up by everything from spending too much on your date to financial dishonesty
The "radical" case for abolishing student debt
Wiping away the $1.4 trillion owed by 44 million Americans would boost GDP and create 1 million new jobs a year
Stocks lift off, as investors strap in for more volatility
Dow surges more than 400 points following last week's sudden descent into "correction" territory
Stocks end turbulent day down for the week
Stock markets swung wildly on Friday, rallying at the close to cap off a turbulent week
Amazon to deliver Whole Foods groceries for Prime members
The service will offer free two-hour delivery in four U.S. cities, with plans to expand across the country in 2018
Which parts of the U.S. have the most credit card debt?
Residents of several Southern cities carry the highest credit card balances in the nation
Tumbling stocks a blip or a sign of things to come?
The freefall in equities is raising questions about whether the 9-year bull market is turning bearish
Super Bowl ad winners and losers
The biggest day in advertising was won by a newcomer, while two brands bombed out
Super Bowl 2018: The real contest -- will viewers tune in?
The NFL's championship game is a singular event for advertisers, but this season's ratings slump has many concerned
Will Trump's infrastructure plan finally deliver?
Fiscal obstacles could thwart White House initiative to fix the nation's aging roads, bridges and other assets
Trump, Jay-Z clash on how blacks are faring on job front
Jobless rate for black workers may be at a historic low, but labor experts says a gap remains with whites
Keurig to buy Dr Pepper Snapple, creating beverage giant
Combining the beverage makers will create a business with $11 billion in annual sales
Work requirements could punish Medicaid recipients
In some U.S. states, low-income people are now forced to work to qualify for the federal health program