Long-term US mortgage rates fall to lowest levels of 2017
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest levels of the year.
This is Uber's biggest employee problem, and it's not sexism, says HR boss
After being riddled with lawsuits, executive departures and multiple headlines involving sexism for several months, Uber’s chief of human resources told USA TODAY that the start up’s culture is no worse than any other company that she has worked at.
Average US 30-year mortgage rate falls to 3.95 pct, 2017 low
Long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest levels of the year.
10-word answers (or less) to your life insurance questions
If you're thinking about buying life insurance, it helps to know some basics.
US home equity is back, so why aren't more people borrowing?
Alicia Johnson and her husband wanted to renovate their home last fall but ran into a roadblock: When they tried to refinance their mortgage and borrow against their equity, five banks said no. Problem was, the Johnsons' mortgage covered their home in Christiansburg, Virginia, and some adjacent land — a deal-breaker.
Graco recalling more than 25K car seats
Graco car seat recall
New Zealand to spend budget windfall on roads and cut taxes
New Zealand's conservative government is planning to reduce taxes and spend more money on building roads and railways as it looks to cash in on a thriving economy.
How food stamp cuts could ripple through the economy
A proposal to curtail the nation's food stamp program would pinch families struggling to pay for groceries and ripple through other areas of the economy, including supermarkets and discounters, as people shuffle their budgets.
The Latest: Report disputes claim on pre-existing conditions
The Latest on Congressional Republican efforts to replace the health care law (all times local): 12:05 p.m. Senate leaders are positioning themselves for a Congressional Budget Office report that will assess the impact the House-approved health care bill would have on insurance coverage and consumers' costs.
'Magic' mushrooms are safer than alcohol, study finds
Magic mushrooms are reportedly the safest of all drugs, including alcohol, according to a new survey released Wednesday.
Home buying tips: An offer they can't refuse
The housing market took another hit today when existing home sales data for April declined more than expected, dipping 2.3% to a seasonally adjusted 5.57 million homes, according to The National Association of Realtors.
Ford's abrupt CEO change signals deeper challenges: Moody's
Ford's sudden move to replace Mark Fields with Jim Hackett reflects potentially negative developments inside the automaker, Moody’s said in a new report.
Eating six bars of chocolate a week could cut risk of Irregular Heartbeat, study finds
Some good news for chocolate lovers, especially men.
A third of older Latinos have tapped into retirement savings
Suddenly jobless and with small children to support, Jose Victor Camargo without hesitation cashed out a retirement account he had with his former employer.
Despite fake news problems, 40% of millennials turn to Facebook for news
Nearly half of millennials are getting their news from Facebook, a new poll found.
Volvo's Chinese owner to buy Lotus
Geely is set to acquire a controlling stake in Lotus, the British sports car maker.
Trump's budget means deep cuts for health care safety net
President Donald Trump's first full budget calls for deep cuts to popular health insurance programs that are part of the social safety net.
Home sales fell in April amid supply squeeze
Americans pulled back their pace of home-buying in April, as shrinking inventories and rising prices are giving them fewer and fewer options.
Ford Recalls 3,000 Trucks, SUVs
Ford issued two recalls spanning 3,000 vehicles in North America, including F-150 and Super Duty trucks.
Technology elevates new theme park experiences in Orlando
Florida’s theme parks are taking advantage of new simulated technology with attractions they are introducing this year.









