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Buy now, pay later users are more likely to rely on other credit products and high-interest rate financial instruments than non-users of BNPL, a recent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) report said.

The Lavenir family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Airbnb, a rental owner, and the prior renter after their 19-month-old daughter died due to fentanyl exposure.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against energy giant Exxon Mobil accusing the company of failing to address workplace racial discrimination.

Texas residents shared if they'd noticed an increase in pet food prices and whether the commodity could ever get so pricey that they'd have to give up their pet.

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg told members of the California task force on reparations that he wholeheartedly supports giving Black Californians compensation for being descendants of slaves.

There were around half as many affordable homes for sale in 2022 as the previous year and approximately one in five homes for sale were affordable for the typical household.

Sen. Joe Manchin this week called on President Biden to release his budget proposal so that Congress can find a bipartisan compromise that will cut spending.

Father-son pizza shop owners Louie and Cazim Suljovic reflect on the violent mugging they prevented outside of their restaurant last March.

The Raspberry Rally flavor of Girl Scout cookies has become largely sold-out, leading to a resale market in which they sport some eye-popping prices.

Taxpayers can expect to receive a refund from the IRS within 21 days if they opt for a direct deposit, but the check could be smaller than in years past.

After falling $130 billion in market value, Gautam Adani's conglomerate, Adani, is beginning to rally after a $1.87 billion investment by GQG Partners in Florida.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas dropped to $3.37, two cents less than last week but a penny more than the cost of gas at the start of this week, AAA said.

ATMs are disappearing due to rising crime and an increase in digital transactions. Banks are forced to close ATMs at night in major cities like New York.

Approximately 43,000 refund checks totaling $69 million were issued in recent weeks to Voya Financial policyholders as insurers hope to avoid costly lawsuits.