Drug prices expected to soar 12 percent in 2017
Drug costs for working-age Americans predicted to rise faster than next year's increases in wages or other costs of living
Biogen's new drug will cost $750,000 per patient
Spinraza helps patients with a rare disorder, but may raise questions about pharmaceutical pricing
What celeb would Americans most hate having as a neighbor?
A polarizing pop star is the least desirable neighbor, while an outgoing politician is viewed as the best
Hatchimals are leaving some parents and kids disappointed
Consumers angered after some of the high-priced toys, a top-seller this holiday season, fail to leave the egg
Is Obamacare set for a healthy turnaround?
While warning that politics could alter the equation, a credit ratings agency says 2017's price hikes are a "one-time" issue
When paying the rent means going hungry
Although fewer Americans are homeless, hunger is on the rise as families cope with rising housing costs and stagnant wages
Are airport lounges worth the money?
As millions of Americans fly this holiday, it may be tempting to buy a lounge pass to avoid the crowds, but research first
Avoid these digital-safety pitfalls while traveling
Getting hacked or infected with malware when you travel can take the joy out of the holidays
Young adults living with parents hits 75-year high
Some four in 10 millennials are living with their parents, thanks to triple whammy of student debt, low wages and high rents
For many seniors, student debt eats into Social Security
Many older Americans are in default on school loans, leading the government to garnish their retirement benefits
Amazon, Walmart urged to stop selling "spying" doll
Privacy advocates are asking large U.S. retailers to halt sales of a toy that can eavesdrop on children
4 economic trouble spots for Trump administration
The president-elect is taking the reins of an economy struggling with several thorny problems
Who's really working as the holidays approach?
Most employees are mentally checking out this week, but one group is the most likely to “click off” -- or has already
Is your personal data ever really private?
Yahoo’s massive breach and concerns about Evernote’s privacy policy fuel questions about online security
Trump's hidden asset: rural -- but not poor -- voters
Much of the president-elect's support at the polls came from Americans who share a surprising financial trait