Most cancer survivors suffer financial hardships
Beating the disease often means stress over paying health bills, going bankrupt or even delaying follow-up care.
Twitter suspends Grindr over privacy concerns
Dating apps gave advertisers data about user "personalities, predispositions and secret desires," privacy group claims.
These summer programs don't get you into college
Some families spend up to $20,000 on pre-college summer courses in hopes their kids get a better shot at top schools.
San Diego school district sues Juul for "impeding learning"
Lawsuit claims schools had to divert funds meant for education toward student anti-vaping campaign.
Robots: Now coming to a workplace near you
An emerging generation of robots is leaving the lab to flip burgers, deliver packages and even perform surgery.
2020 is three days old and drug prices are already jumping
Big Pharma this week jacked up the cost of more than 400 drugs, including these widely used medications.
Consumers waste $3 billion in unspent gift cards
The founder of a new national holiday is encouraging recipients to spend their gift cards in January.
Importing drugs from Canada won't lower prices in U.S.: experts
White House faces opposition from Canadian government and drugmakers, while many drugs would be excluded
Sea and be seen: Turning plastic bottles into swimwear
A brother-sister duo has "upcycled" more than 500,000 plastic bottles since their swimwear company's inception.
Long work hours linked to high blood pressure
Employees who work 49 or more hours per week have a much higher risk of developing hypertension, study shows.
Facebook and Instagram to ban e-cig promotion
They are updating their policies after a U.K. tobacco giant was banned from promoting e-cigs on Instagram.
Axe throwing, anyone? Hottest spend trends of 2020
Axe throwing, leopard print clothing and spiked seltzer are expected to remain popular among consumers in 2020.
Starbucks apologizes to California cops for no service
Coffee chain acknowledged two California sheriff deputies were ignored by staff for about five minutes before leaving.
Cigna to use AI to track patients' medication intake
More than a third of patients with diabetes don't take their drugs as prescribed, sometimes because of cost concerns.
Hotel guests are stealing luxury mattresses
Guests also steal tablet computers, hair dryers, TVs and coffee makers from top hotels in Europe.