Americans' income near pre-recession levels
U.S. households are back on track almost a decade after the economic crisis, but some workers lag
Equifax vows to improve breach response -- too late?
Consumers fume over confusing information, and advocates say the security failure requires increased regulation
How the iPhone rewired Apple -- and the world -- in 10 years
The tech giant's fortunes have soared with its iconic smartphone, which remains key to its future
Equifax breach: What to do if your data was hacked
Consumers whose personal data was compromised by the massive cyberattack should move swiftly to protect themselves
Equifax: You were hacked, now wait days for help
Victims being told to wait days for credit agency's free monitoring service, which also appears to waive the right to sue
What to expect from Apple's new iPhone
Tech giant set to unveil its newest smartphones, with experts predicting some major upgrades
Amazon faces complaints of price gouging ahead of Irma
Some Florida consumers are reporting price spikes for basics like water as the monster storm bears down
"We are all scared": "Dreamers" face job risk and worse
800,000 young unauthorized immigrants may get pushed out of the workforce with President Trump's reversal of DACA
How to boost the U.S. economy: Delay school start times
Why giving teens until 8:30 a.m. to arrive at school could add billions of dollars to the country's economic growth
Can Trump's corporate tax cuts help the middle class?
President reiterated his goal to slash business taxes to 15 percent, but whether that translates into wages isn't clear
Booking holiday travel plans? You may be better off waiting
One in five Americans has already booked their holiday travel plans, but planning ahead may cost them
Harvey damage adds to woes for federal flood insurance
Even before the storm, the National Flood Insurance Program was $25B in debt and facing questions about its future
Taylor Swift vows to foil ticket-buying bots ahead of tour
The pop singer is taking aim at a problem that's bedeviled concert artists, but not everyone's a fan
Why Sears’ turnaround plan may not turn it around
The beleaguered retailer is closing 28 more stores and aiming to be nimbler, but its sales keep plummeting
The new American way of life: Living paycheck to paycheck
With wages barely keeping ahead of inflation, a growing proportion of workers are living on the financial edge