Economy

Farmers Insurance revealed it will shed a large number of employees through layoffs. Roughly 2,4000 of its workers will see their jobs eliminated, the company said Monday.

3M is nearing a multibillion-dollar settlement with plaintiffs to resolve complaints by veterans that the company's earplugs failed to protect them from hearing loss.

U.S. home prices continued to march higher in June, according to new S&P data, even as the housing market grapples with an ongoing spike in mortgage rates.

While there are "encouraging" signs in the skilled labor industry, Mike Rowe urges "we have to keep pushing" against blue-collar stigmas, stereotypes and misperceptions.

The prescription medicines were selected by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to help lower the financial burden for millions of Americans who are 65 years and older.

The number of available jobs in the U.S. plummeted more than expected in July to the lowest level in two years, a welcome sign for the Federal Reserve.

Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said additional interest rates may be needed to lower inflation to a preferred target range. But inflation has slowed in recent months, even as Americans dealt with record-high credit card debt.

The resumption of federal student loan payments this fall could hit the housing market, which has already been walloped by the spike in mortgage rates.

The IRS announced a delay for changes under the Secure 2.0 Act to Americans' catch-up contributions to retirement accounts, allowing those to be made on a pretax basis through 2025.

Nordstrom in downtown San Francisco has finally shut its doors for good after being a staple in the Westfield mall for over 35 years due to changing "dynamics" of the city.

A new Zillow forecast projects that home prices may climb 6.5% over the next year as an affordability crisis for would-be homebuyers continues to worsen.