How's the middle class doing? Look at Denny's
Spending at restaurant chains is picking up, which may point to a more optimistic middle-class
Report: GM recalls may continue into summer
The hard-hit automaker has already recalled more cars in 2014 than it sold over the last five years
Which U.S. companies offer the best pay and benefits?
Some may surprise you, with one retailer outranking many Silicon Valley high-fliers
Where have all the golfers gone?
More players are giving up the sport than adopting it, and more courses are closing than opening. Here's why
Meet America's most unloved company
While consumers gave all cable-TV and Internet providers poor ratings, one cable company has fallen to the very bottom
How JPMorgan will spend $100 million on Detroit
The bank's massive investment in the beleaguered city will tackle five big problems
Why WWE's stock is in a smackdown
World Wrestling Entertainment is taking a beating for failing to live up to hype about its new streaming network
Not ready for climate change? Your town may get sued
Farmers Insurance is suing 200 municipalities for what it claims is failing to prepare for bigger storms
Why students should be wary of college leaders' high pay
Graduates of public universities with the highest-paid presidents suffer from the fastest-growing debt loads
Why a Free People ad has dancers in a tizzy
A new ad is being called a "slap in the face" and "terrible" for its use of an apparently untrained dancer
Switzerland to vote on the world's highest base wage
On Sunday, residents of the wealthy European country will go to the polls over a $25 per-hour wage
Fast-food chains face wave of global protests
Fast-food industry workers still earn poverty wages, but some say the protests are having an impact
How college debt is creating a wealth gap
Grads with debt from college loans are lagging their counterparts in building up household net worth
Vermont boosts minimum wage to highest in the U.S.
The New England state is raising it to $10.50 an hour by 2018, but it isn't the only one that's boosting baseline pay
Could a U.S. reversal on mortgages spark a bubble?
The Obama administration changes its stance on lending, raising concerns and questions