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Millions of student loan borrowers will have to find a new repayment plan soon. The available repayment plans will mean higher monthly payments for most.

Downtown Phoenix could get rather busy next week, with sports fans expected to gather for the Arizona Diamondbacks home opener and the NCAA Women's Final Four.

Your Costco run is about to get a lot faster.

Five Guys is rewarding employees after an unexpectedly overwhelming promotion put heavy pressure on store crews.

A new poll finds Americans' concern about gas prices and whether energy would be available or affordable did not rise much during the early weeks of the Iran war.

As Social Security barrels toward broke in less than seven years, a Washington think tank has proposed limiting benefits to $100,000 a year for couples. 

A WalletHub analysis of Q4 2025 data across the 100 largest U.S. cities finds that debt delinquency varies significantly by location, highlighting where financial strain is most severe.

A popular delivery app is looking for ways to help its drivers weather skyrocketing gas prices and keep them on the road.

Stripping restaurant servers of their tips could kill motivation, say some.

The IRS has released guidance on a new deduction that allows eligible taxpayers to write off up to $10,000 in auto loan interest per year.

More than a decade after its first attempt went down in flames, Amazon may be planning to release a new phone.

Kohl's closed 27 stores in 15 states in 2025 as the department store chain looked to get on better financial footing amid declining sales.

An 80-year-old family-owned furniture company — which says it is the largest furniture manufacturer in the world — is cutting hundreds of jobs while restructuring a Texas plant.

An Ohio Ford employee died after being trapped and crushed by a malfunctioning industrial machine at a company plant this week.

Due to contract woes between Amazon and the USPS, the retailer is planning to reduce shipments by two-thirds by the fall.

The popular computer maker laid off approximately 11,000 employees in that time as artificial intelligence puts more tech employees out of work.

Amazon just launched new, ultrafast shipping options in some U.S. cities. Here are the details.