Blame millennials for the vanishing bar of soap
Some younger consumers are in a lather about the cleanliness of old-fashioned soap bars
Soaring insulin prices have diabetics feeling the pain
It has already climbed out of reach for many Americans, causing some to cut back on the essential medication
Is Pokémon Go already passé?
Data indicates that consumers are losing interest in the game, which may benefit Internet rivals
Another downside of soaring CEO pay
How employees view the compensation of their company's leader can make a big difference in staff morale
Forget cigarettes -- there's a new prison currency
Cutbacks in the amount and quality of prison food mean hungry inmates now value this salty staple more than tobacco
As subprime credit cards gain popularity, alarms ring
Marketed to poor or young Americans with bad credit, the cards carry high fees and interest rates that can be tough to handle
Prisons Inc.: The big business of incarceration
Private prisons will be phased out by the Justice Department, but it’s only a small part of the prison industry
The economic pain of the American voter
Since 1989, the middle class has remained stagnant and the poor became more indebted -- but the top has done just fine
Who are the Americans still lacking health insurance?
Some 24 million people around the U.S. are still without coverage, and they have a few things in common
The growing costs of women in jail
Their numbers have jumped 14-fold since 1970, hurting their families and career prospects -- and sometimes their health
What homeowners need to know about wildfire coverage
California's devastating fires have many homeowners wondering if they're covered, so don't wait for disaster to strike
Move over, "Hamilton": "Harry Potter" is the new hot ticket
Resellers are hawking the tickets for as much as $10,700, but purchasers may be blocked from entry
Stores to customers: "Cash not welcome here"
More merchants are opting to go completely cashless, skipping out on the hassle and expense of coins and bills
Another blow for VW owners: millions at risk for key hack
Researchers say the keyless entry systems are vulnerable to security breaches, putting cars and their contents at risk
Payday lending is evolving, and not for the better
Short-term lenders are increasingly turning to installment loans, partly as a way to avoid regulations