Credit card debt burdens nearly half of Americans, survey says: Here’s how to pay yours down

Credit card debt affects nearly half the country and the average American has an outstanding balance of more than $6,000, according to a recent survey. Here's how you can pay off your credit card debt quickly.

Kroger in talks to buy rival Albertsons: reports

Albertsons shares rose and were briefly halted Thursday morning after reports of the potential merger surfaced.

Home prices see ‘forceful deceleration’ in July: Case-Shiller

Home prices decreased slightly on a monthly basis in July, and annual growth decelerated, according to Case-Shiller. Here's how you can take advantage of your home equity.

Job growth slows in September but remains strong

Job growth slowed in September but remains strong. And economists suspect the labor market could slow significantly further in the months ahead.

Fewer homebuyers entering bidding wars amid high mortgage rates: Redfin

Amid high mortgage rates, only 44.6% of home offers through Redfin received a competing bid in August, down from the same time last year, according to data from real estate brokerage company.

Juul cancels plan to expand outside US, to lay off staff: report

Juul has been in a dispute with the FDA, which tried to ban the e-cigarette maker’s products earlier this year over questions about its potential health risks.

Peloton to cut 500 jobs as company's turnaround efforts continue

Peloton’s shares surged more than 400% in 2020 amid pandemic lockdowns, but sales have slowed as more people go back to the gym.

Peloton Bike coming to all Hilton-branded hotels in US by end of 2022

Hilton Honors members who are first-time Peloton users will also receive a 90-day trial to the fitness giant's app and preferred pricing on select connected fitness products.

Tupperware selling at Target stores nationwide

Tupperware Brands Corp. CEO Miguel Fernandez announced Monday that Target is now selling its popular food storage containers. 

Housing market likely to tip economy into recession in 2023: Fannie Mae

A slowing housing market could bring a recession as soon as the first quarter of 2023, according to Fannie Mae. Here's what that means for you.