Want to use the bathroom before Uber arrives? Think again
The ride-hailing service is testing a two-minute wait rule before starting charges on a customer's ride
Brides and grooms, beware of higher "wedding pricing"
Some businesses not only pump up costs when they hear wedding bells but also add costs like cake-cutting fees
Ransomware's next target: Anything that's connected
As attacks evolve, experts are predicting that anything using the Net or Bluetooth is vulnerable, even medical devices
How "promposals" make proms even more expensive
Asking a classmate to the prom is now an event in itself, setting parents and teens back more than $300
How can Sears stay relevant? By closing nearly half its stores
Report: A massive shuttering may help it regain its financial footing and keep malls from a death spiral
Want to bank at Goldman Sachs? Now the little guy can
The Wall Street firm's new online bank is open to anyone with $1 -- a far cry from its 1 percent reputation
"Package has been delivered" email? Be on guard for a scam
Ransomware attacks are increasing, with the latest twist especially harmful to unwitting consumers
Who will inherit Prince's musical fortune?
Star's death leaves questions about his legacy, both musical and financial. At stake: an estate valued at $300 million or more
Why Target is taking stand on transgender people and bathrooms
Retailer wants customers to use bathrooms and fitting rooms that fit their gender identities, saying it values "equality"
Welcome to the job market, class of 2016: It still stinks
Despite economic improvements, new grads are entering a labor market that offers fewer options
Are Amazon's monthly Prime subscriptions worth it?
The online retailer's new plans may make sense for some customers -- here's what to consider
5 pitfalls of college financial aid letters
With college decision day less than 2 weeks away, here's how to avoid making a money mistake
Desperately seeking workers: The looming job crunch
The U.S. is at risk of running out of workers in some fields, but not in computer-related sectors
Counterfeit goods: A $461 billion problem
Fakes now go far beyond knockoff handbags -- phony medicines, chemicals and machinery are being shipped globally
Amazon takes on Netflix with stand-alone video service
Online retailing giant is introducing a monthly video subscription and going head to head with streaming leader