Lifestyle and Budget

Gasoline suppliers have struggled to keep up with demand from evacuees.

Home Depot says it's ready to stock shelves for Hurricane Irma, the second major storm to hit the U.S. in a matter of weeks.

As Hurricane Irma bears down on Florida, an Associated Press analysis shows a steep drop in flood insurance across the state, including the areas most endangered by what could be a devastating storm surge.

A group of Republican and Democratic governors is endorsing a bipartisan Senate effort to control health insurance costs.

Gasoline shortages are spreading in Florida as residents continue to evacuate.

A Boston-based startup called Lyndra that specializes in developing long-acting drug delivery has announced an exclusive partnership with drug giant Allergan (NYSE:AGN) to develop a once-weekly drug to fight Alzheimer’s disease.

Long-term US mortgage rates fell this week, led by the benchmark 30-year rate, which declined for the sixth straight week.

BMW plans on offering 25 electrified models, while Jaguar Land Rover will offer electric and hybrid versions across its entire lineup within a few years.

Food giant Nestle announced Thursday that it is buying a California-based husband-and-wife startup called Sweet Earth that specializes in plant-based frozen meals.

Although millennials head fewer households than individuals belonging to other generations, a large percentage of the ones that do are living in poverty, a new study found.

The strongest Category 5 storm ever recorded—Hurricane Irma—is expected to make landfall in Florida by the weekend and early next week.

Used-car prices hit a record high in the second quarter, creating a hurdle for Hurricane Harvey victims who need a replacement vehicle.

Senators are launching hearings to help Republicans and Democrats decide if they can forge a modest agreement to shore up the nation's individual insurance markets.

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