Lifestyle and Budget

The former mansion of Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar has been converted to a luxury hotel on the Caribbean coast of Mexico.

Yes, you can buy happiness — especially if the money saves you time.

Ford reported a stronger profit than expected for the second quarter, lifted by a lower tax rate and higher pricing on trucks and SUVs.

The prices of different products and services can grow at very different rates -- and these ones are getting pricey fast.

With auto sales still going strong and cheap gasoline encouraging drivers to hit the road, tire maker Michelin is hiring in the U.S.

General Motors reported a decline in second-quarter earnings, although it maintained its full-year view amid robust SUV sales.

Looking forward to retirement? Here are a few goals to hit first.

General Motors, which reports earnings Tuesday, is reportedly considering big changes to its future lineup.

Don't believe these common misconceptions about Social Security's financial condition.

While total U.S. household debt in the first quarter of 2017 surpassed its $12.68 trillion peak reached during the recession, according to data from the New York Fed, it’s the astronomical increase in student loan debt that is perhaps the most shocking.

A bag containing traces of moon dust sold for $1.8 million at an auction on Thursday following a galactic court battle.

Bargain hunters looking to fly for less are in luck with Frontier Airlines’ new limited-time offer.

The summer reprieve at the gas pump will be short lived.

Vulnerable House Republicans stood defiant about their support for an unpopular bill to repeal Obamacare as the effort languished in the Senate, leaving them to face angry voters with, perhaps, nothing to show for it.

Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates declined this week after two straight weeks of increases.

More than one third of the 50 million people worldwide living with dementia may have been able to prevent it by addressing certain lifestyle factors, according to a new report released Thursday.

More Americans are renting than at any time since 1965.