Record-setting car sales, but not because of affordability
The average-priced new car is out of reach for families with median incomes in America's 50 largest cities
VW owners: How to claim your settlement
If you're one of the 475,000 affected diesel owners, here's the info you need about what happens next
End of an era for storied Waldorf Astoria hotel
New Chinese owner said to be eliminating most of its rooms in a $1 billion renovation
The divided economic lives of America's whites and blacks
Study: How a citizen experiences everything from getting a mortgage to the workplace may depend on race
3 financial upsides to the Brexit fallout
You an investor? A borrower? A frugal traveler? With U.K.'s decision to leave the EU, here's where smart money should look
Costco customers: new Visa card rollout is a "disaster"
The warehouse retailer is coming under fire for what some customers say is a botched switch to Visa
Ivanka Trump ripped off shoe designs, lawsuit alleges
A high-end designer claims the fashionista daughter of Donald Trump copied its fringed stiletto sandals worn by celebrities
Working for the man? Not in the future, workers say
Employees say eight-hour days will become obsolete -- as will employers that guide a career and benefits
The endangered first-class airline seat
More airlines are scrapping their cushiest section, opting for gussied-up -- and more lucrative -- business-class seats
The financial pain of middle- and low-income renters
More than 11 million households are shelling out half their income to make the rent, a record high
If you read ebooks, you may have a payment from Apple
Starting on Tuesday, Apple is paying $400 million to millions of ebook customers as part of a settlement
Is the debt industry "pinklining" women?
Poor and middle-income women and women of color may be more likely to be sold predatory products
3 ways Brexit might hit Americans
If U.K. voters decide to leave the European Union, here's how the impact could ripple across the Atlantic
This group controls far more income than the 1 percent
And their ranks have surged since 1979, allowing them to now account for more than half of all U.S. income
The surprising clientele of dollar stores
Target and Walmart, eat your heart out: Well-heeled millennials are embracing smaller -- and cheaper -- stores