CEO apologizes for quoting Martin Luther King Jr. in layoff memo
Jennifer Tejada quoted civil rights leader in email a critic called an "all time classic bad layoff announcement."
Food blogger who ate great white shark is fined $18,500
Chinese social media personality filmed herself buying, preparing and eating the animal, which is protected in China.
"Tipflation" and "tip creep" are sparking a consumer backlash
Tipping was once reserved for workers earning below minimum wage. But tip creep means the practice is spreading.
Among quiet quitters, highly paid men lead the exodus
College-educated men are secure in their jobs and in demand in the workplace, allowing them to cut their hours.
Iowa wants to ban food-stamp users from buying meat and flour
Some Iowa Republicans say entitlement programs are sapping the state's budget, despite nearly $2 billion surplus.
DirecTV boots conservative Newsmax, which claims "censorship"
Satellite TV provider said it dropped Newsmax in dispute over carriage fees. GOP lawmakers are threatening hearings.
Why some Americans may get a smaller tax refund this year
"A lot of people will get their refunds and they won't get as much as anticipated," one expert said as tax season kicks off.
Want your tax refund ASAP? Here are 5 pitfalls to avoid.
With millions of Americans counting on their tax refund to pay the bills, these tips can help avoid problems getting paid.
8 states propose wealth taxes: "It's time the ultra-rich pay"
Lawmakers in those states say the taxes would raise billions in funding for vital social programs.
Debt ceiling: 3 ways your finances could be affected
The fight over the nation's debt limit could have very real implications on everything from your 401(k) to Social Security.
What could happen if Congress doesn't raise the debt limit
The federal government caps the amount of money it can borrow. But what are the risks if Congress fails to lift the debt limit?
200 millionaires say inequality is "eating the world alive"
Tax cuts enacted under President Donald Trump have allowed rich to become richer while national debt has soared.
Lisa Marie Presley's net worth: Losses, lawsuits and Graceland
Presley, who inherited Elvis Presley's fortune, once claimed she had suffered an "11-year odyssey to financial ruin."
JPMorgan sues millennial CEO for allegedly faking 4 million clients
Charlie Javice, once lauded as a business phenom, paid a college professor $18,000 to fabricate customer names, suit claims.
Americans may get a tax refund shock this year
Many tax benefits instituted during the pandemic have lapsed, which means some people could see smaller refunds.