Nike unveils self-lacing sneaker
Shoe slated for late 2016 release
‘Where White People Meet’ dating site controversy
Founders discuss their dating site controversy
The company that finds you price-drop refunds
Finding refunds
Army Green Beret vet tackles Mt. Kilimanjaro
Army Green Beret vet
Buck of the Irish: St. Patrick's Day by the Numbers
Ah St. Patrick’s Day! What started out as a solemn religious ceremony on the Emrele Isle has slowly but surely transformed into one of the banner days in American capitalism.
Cuba's New Threat Could be U.S. GMOs
U.S. biotech companies are eying Cuba for a new market to grow genetically modified organisms
Luck of the Irish Gives Retailers St. Paddy's Day Boost
Call it the luck of the Irish, but 2016 St. Patrick’s Day spending is expected to give retailers a solid boost, according to data from the National Retail Federation (NRF).
The Average American's Saving Habits -- 9 Scary Statistics
Image source: Flickr user Dan Moyle.
4 Tax Breaks Millennials Can't Afford to Miss
Tax credits and deductions give millennials the opportunity to lower their tax burden or bump up their refund. Tax breaks such as the saver's credit are...
The Future of Farming May Live Inside This Box
A Boston-based startup is transforming shipping containers into high-tech hydroponic farms
Grow 800 heads of lettuce a week in this box
College students growing leafy greens
Rising Interest Rates Create More Losers Than Winners
The FOMC is creating a divide among the nation's savers and debtors with the first interest rate hike in nearly a decade.
Average US rate on 30-year mortgage inches up to 3.91 percent; 15-year loan up to 3.11 percent
For the second straight week, average long-term U.S. mortgage rates inched up this week as financial markets awaited the Federal Reserve's crucial decision on interest rates.
Even as Fed deliberates rate hikes, the era of cheap credit will continue
Nobody knows when exactly, but the day will eventually come when the Federal Reserve nudges its benchmark lending rate from next to zero to something slightly higher.
As the global economy struggles, stronger dollar means cheaper gas and less inflation in US
As the global economy has weakened, a forcefully stronger U.S. dollar has emerged.
Still a Recession for Typical American Family?
It’s Fed day, finally! And the government released bleak statistics this week on household income. Plus, don’t tell Versace that home prices are rising. Here is the morning business outlook for Wednesday.
Why Not to Panic Over Rising Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve Board is expected to raise interest rates soon, but what does that really mean? Learn what affect the rate hike will have on your loans.
Rising Interest Rates Will Be a Mixed Bag for Consumers Next Year
Interest rates have been at ultra-low levels for six years and counting, but they aren’t going to stay there forever.
How the Fed's Taper Announcement Could Impact Your Finances
The Federal Reserve’s $10 billion taper announcement isn’t a significant cut in the central bank’s massive bond-purchasing plan, but experts say consumers could feel the impact.
New $100 Bills Start Circulating Today
Nearly 100 years after first going into circulation, the one-hundred-dollar bill is debuting a high-tech makeover complete with enhanced security features and new paper.