A study suggests that debt owed by people 55 and older can lead to health problems—but it depends partly on what kind of debt it is.

A quarter of all vehicle owners worry that the price of fueling or charging their car will affect their ability to pay for things like rent, food and utilities

The chairman of Credit Suisse apologizes for failing to rescue the 167-year-old bank.

U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday as investors weighed new declines in factory orders, fresh data hinting at a softening labor market ahead of Friday’s jobs report, and what that means for recession fears and interest rates.

The company that once put ping-pong tables in its offices is now rationing staplers.

The decision leaves the official cash rate unchanged at 3.60%, its highest level in more than a decade, amid indications that inflation likely peaked in late 2022.

In an order issued Monday night, New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan said recording equipment and electronic devices, including cellphones and laptops, will not be allowed in the Manhattan courtroom Tuesday when the former president is arraigned in state court.

Betting markets expect former president Donald Trump to challenge President Joe Biden in another White House bid, writes Brett Arends.

A federal jury on Monday sharply reduced the amount of damages awarded to a Black former employee who claimed the auto maker failed to prevent racial harassment against him.

Fears of instability in the U.S. banking system and poor liquidity are being blamed for recent extreme volatility in the world’s ‘safest bond market.’