Amazon and Walmart are hiring, but how good are these jobs?
The retail giants have won kudos for their plans, but labor activists say the hiring spree won't bolster the middle class
Student loan giant Navient sued over "illegal" loan practices
The CFBP alleges the loan servicer cheated "struggling borrowers out of their rights to lower payments"
Donald Trump's $200 million inauguration by the numbers
The traditional event to mark a new presidency will include marching bands, a parade and balls -- as well as protesters
Amazon to accept food stamps, taking on Walmart
A pilot program will pit Web retailers against grocery stores for their share of $66.6 billion in government benefits
World's 8 richest men worth as much as 3.6B people
Widening inequality means just eight billionaires control as much wealth as the world's poorest half of humanity
Another clear sign most Americans are broke
Six out of 10 in the U.S. lack the savings to cover a modest emergency expense, highlighting their financial insecurity
Failed property deals are on the rise across the U.S.
The failure rate on home deals has doubled in a year, which could signal rising problems for first-time homebuyers
Don't make these common interview mistakes
Hiring managers reveal job candidates' biggest warning signs and slip-ups, as well as the weirdest interview behavior
Some Obamacare enrollees hope to see it repealed
With the Affordable Care Act facing a showdown in Congress, some participants in the program say it's time for a change
A “jaw-dropping” credit card bonus is about to expire
Consumers considering the high-end Chase Sapphire Reserve card may want to apply by January 12 -- here's why
Obamacare repeal warning: "massive job losses"
Study: repealing Obamacare could lead to 3 million lost jobs by 2021
Wendy's shows how to handle beef with Twitter troll
Fast-food chain takes the gloves off in responding to a heckler who questioned the freshness of its beef
Problematic practices at Steven Mnuchin's OneWest?
A leaked memo from the California attorney general's office raises questions about the Treasury secretary nominee
Ex-Treasury chief Summers: Markets are ignoring Trump risks
The Harvard economist says the post-election market surge fails to reflect the new administration’s hardline trade views
What research says about erasing credit card debt
Studies of human behavior regarding paying off debt have turned up some simple, practical tips for consumers