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
Meet the 25-year-old now among the richest billionaires
With his father's death, Hugh Grosvenor inherits the rank of duke and a $12.3 billion fortune
Could the moon be America's next economic frontier?
Moon Express, the first company approved to fly to Earth's natural satellite, will start with lunar burials
How long will it take black families to catch up with whites?
Racial wealth disparities have widened dramatically during the past 30 years, and they're not getting better
5 things to do if caught in Delta's system outage
Disrupted trips, long lines, confusing instructions: 5 steps travelers should take as airline grapples with massive delays
How do you know if a celebrity was paid for that Instagram?
Regulators are cracking down on sneaky social media advertising in which celebrities don't disclose they've been bought
"McDonald's of the future" opens -- with unlimited fries
The fast-food giant's vision of the future involves table service, gourmet sauces and lots of potatoes
Should employers force ex-cons to disclose their criminal past?
New research suggests that "banning the box" on job applications could hurt the people it's intended to help
How nixing this hiring question could end the gender pay gap
To achieve equal pay, it's now illegal for companies in Massachusetts to ask this standard interview question
A six-figure bonus for going bankrupt? Suuuure
Federal law permits it, but one judge had enough after a sports retailer's execs tried to cash in as the pink slips flew
Florida's flying peril: Zika could sting tourism
With government disease specialists warning people to avoid a Miami neighborhood with the virus, the state braces for impact
Apple's new emojis: Hello diversity, goodbye gun
Tech giant will roll out more than 100 new and updated emojis this fall, but not everyone's giving them a smiley face