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A total of 176,718 jobs were lost in retail according to the Centre for Retail Research, which predicts up to 200,000 more in 2021.

No ‘judicial reform’ commission is going to resolve political polarization in Congress.

You’re not alone in thinking that every trip to the car repair shop costs more than it did last time. Here are the average car repair costs, and the most common fixes.

Mental health issues vary, but some can lead to serious financial consequences. Watch out for these scenarios to help keep your money goals on track.

‘He paid $10,000 a piece for my sisters’ weddings, and about the same for their divorces. I got nothing.’

‘He filed for divorce, but because we are unable to finish paying the lawyers, our divorce is on pause’

In a Saturday telephone call, President Donald Trump urged Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the state.

It’s ugly — and getting uglier — for retirement hopefuls these days.

Quibi is in advanced talks to sell its content catalog to Roku Inc., according to people familiar with the matter, as the short-form streaming service winds down its operations following an unsuccessful run.

Carl Icahn sold over half his stake in Herbalife Nutrition Ltd. and is relinquishing his seats on the nutritional-supplements company’s board, taking a step back from a long-time investment he fiercely defended against an onslaught from rival activist investor William Ackman.

Democratic lawmakers called for swift and serious action against President Donald Trump ranging from censure to impeachment on Sunday, after he was heard in a leaked audio tape pressuring Georgia’s Republican secretary of state to “find” more votes and to reverse his election loss in that state.

U.S. stock-market futures opened flat late Sunday, in the first trading session of the new year.

Analysis by Harvard economist finds higher-wage workers have returned to work at a faster rate than lower-wage workers

The looming Georgia runoff elections next Tuesday could inject volatility in a high-flying stock market that has mostly looked past politics in favor of the brighter economic outlook next year.

Every town seems to have them. Those gilded neighborhoods with impossibly massive homes, fancy cars, giant yards, etc. But how? How do so many people have so much money?

Zelene Blancas, a beloved teacher in El Paso whose video became an internet sensation, was reportedly otherwise healthy when she tested positive in October.

Coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the wedding industry, but it hasn’t changed the fact New Year’s Eve is a popular day to get married.