Lifestyle and Budget

Meet Mark Baylis, U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and co-founder of “Paul’s House.”

Fast food giant Burger King may be in the business of whoppers but they’re also becoming a fixture in high price photo bombing?

Football stars are going back to school this week. The NFL and University of Michigan have teamed up to create the NFL Business Academy, a week of classes for players looking for a head start on their post-football careers.

Mets slugger Yoenis Cespedes was the talk of spring training on Tuesday after arriving with a head-turning set of wheels, one of the latest creations from baseball’s go-to custom car guru, Alex Vega.

Though it’s unlikely to dampen the mood for the winning Broncos, Super Bowl 50 earnings are subject to California tax rates that are higher than any other state in the nation.

Nearly 7 years after Bernie Madoff was given a 150-year prison sentence, thousands of individual investors, pension funds, corporations and universities who lost big in the fraud king's $50 billion Ponzi scheme are still reeling from the losses.

The cost of acquiring top-tier free agents is at an all-time high, and pitcher David Price’s record-breaking deal with the Boston Red Sox has set an even higher bar.

Jordan Spieth is the new champion of golf earnings. By securing the FedEx Cup, the 22-year-old phenom has cashed $22 million on the course this year, a new record for a single season.

Not everyone in the NFL is on a gravy train. The Seattle Seahawks, Jacksonville Jaguars and several NCAA programs have joined forces with Morgan Stanley, which started a financial education program that lends advice to aspiring and current players.

The U.S. national team won its first World Cup title in 16 years, a victory that drew a record TV audience at home and puts the Americans in line for lucrative endorsement opportunities.

Just days after Stephen Curry's Golden State Warriors won the NBA Finals, fellow Under Armour athlete Jordan Spieth locked up his second Major championship of the year.

The National Football League levied one of its harshest-ever penalties on the New England Patriots and their star quarterback Tom Brady. But the repercussions from “Deflategate” may not end there.

Jameis Winston is expected to be the No. 1 pick overall in the NFL Draft. Yet the controversial Florida State quarterback may have a hard time landing the customary endorsement deals that go to football’s rising stars.

Cash-squeezed consumers with high-value collateral have their own pawnshops.

Sotheby's will pay investors a special dividend and buy back shares, months after activist investor Daniel Loeb called for a management shakeup at the auction house.

In Silicon Valley, it seems 20 is the new 40. In the tech-rich area of California, billionaires are emerging at younger ages than ever before.

Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer and H-P's Meg Whitman are among the wealthiest CEOs in the U.S.

Partying too hard and not wearing a brand are some things celebs have done to lose millions.