Lifestyle and Budget

Washington has claimed the top spot on this year’s “best states” list, an accolade hailed by their governor.

Small businesses contending with higher tariffs on Chinese imports must determine the best way to mitigate the damage to their profits after the duties rose to 25% from 10% last Friday.

Brides magazine was purchased by Dotdash which planned to cease printing the 85-year-old magazine and instead focus on redesigning the website.

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Parents who don’t want their children living in their—or the taxpayer’s—basement for decades to come should take note, and take action.

Almost half of Americans fear a major health care event could bankrupt them.

We can help you formulate your own plan using the following seven tips.

Attorneys for the plaintiffs are urging the pharma giant to settle out of court.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made “unfavorable” changes affecting professional athletes, one expert says.

Overall, U.S. airports ranked poorly on the global list.

Since they started actively campaigning in January to become the Democratic nominee for president, the Democrats have been in a bidding war to widen the scope of government – dramatically.

The new network will lean heavily on animated shows, debuting only two new dramas.

One issue people have with capitalism is that things sometimes go really wrong, like an Enron or Bernie Madoff situation. However, that’s not a feature of capitalism; that’s fraud.

A New Jersey man who defrauded Medicare by using the promise of ice cream to lure senior citizens into genetic testing was sentenced Friday to more than four years in prison.

According to research, 96 percent of American adults shop at the small businesses in their local shopping centers. This is not an accident.

In your late 30s, 40s or 50s and ready for a new career? You are not alone. Here are some options.

In a move sure to get attention in a 2020 battleground state, President Donald Trump indicated Thursday that his administration may approve a Florida plan to import lower-cost prescription drugs from abroad for use by residents.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer isn't embracing a Republican-passed plan to cut high auto insurance premiums, saying it falls short and that her first priority is passing a budget that fixes the state's roads.