Lifestyle and Budget

Nissan engineer Elsa Foley discusses the automaker’s new technology to reduce hot car deaths.

India's central bank has cuts its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, raising hopes of lower borrowing costs for households as inflation ebbs.

The FOX Business Network’s Tracee Carrasco on new Lending Tree survey of nearly 1,000 Millennial men and women on their debt and credit scores.

Federal filings released Tuesday show the largest seller of individual health insurance on Arizona's Affordable Care Act marketplace is seeking price increases of less than 5 percent next year for clients in Maricopa and Pima counties.

A federal judge on Tuesday dismissed one challenge to Seattle's first-in-the-nation law allowing drivers of ride-hailing companies such as Uber and Lyft to unionize over pay and working conditions.

The lone insurer offering policies on Alaska's individual health insurance market has filed for an average rate decrease of about 22 percent next year.

Customers who have helped foot a multibillion-dollar bill for two new nuclear reactors won't see a dime in refunds even though the project has been abandoned.

Nebraska's only provider of individual health insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act wants to raise its monthly rates by an average of nearly 17 percent, and some rates could increase by more than 50 percent, the company said Tuesday.

Slumping demand for small cars continued to weigh on automakers.

Former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner is backing a new drug that may tackle brain disease CTE.

The Latest on the abandonment of a nuclear energy project in South Carolina (all times local): 1:20 p.m. Customers who have helped foot a multibillion-dollar bill for two new nuclear reactors won't see a dime in refunds even though the project has been abandoned.

Credit-card losses are mounting, a reversal from a six-year trend that could be a warning sign for markets and the broader economy.

With college classes starting soon, ideally you've made all your payments and are ready to settle in.

South Carolina's state-owned utility voted Monday to stop building two billion-dollar nuclear reactors, likely ending the project.

The auto industry is expected to turn in an underwhelming month of sales in July.