For Citibank credit card holders, there is one way to escape the bank's rate hikes currently under way: Meet a monthly spending requirement.

AOL LLC, an Internet company struggling to adapt to an advertising-driven economy, is looking to shed more than a third of its work force as it prepares to

The number of newly laid-off workers seeking unemployment insurance was unchanged last week, remaining above the level that would indicate the economy is

This holiday season, a leaner budget might clarify which people truly make a difference in your life. The challenge will be figuring out how much to tip them.

Kellogg’s new marketing slogan for the popular frozen waffle could be, “Excuse me, have you seen my Eggo?” That’s because flooding in its Atlanta facility and

The budding economic recovery is getting little help from the home building industry, which normally creates jobs and boosts growth as a recession ends.

An error by the IRS means millions of people may owe more on their tax bill.

Wal-Mart Stores is confirming some of the deals it will be push to draw crowds for the day after Thanksgiving. They include a 50-inch Sanyo plasma HDTVs for

If you missed out on Cash For Clunkers, you might be able to look forward to another day for big car discounts -- Black Friday.

More than 14,700 U.S. taxpayers came forward to disclose billions in offshore bank accounts in 70 countries under a voluntary Internal Revenue Service program

Some people may feel stuck in a job that they hate, but what can they do about it?

With the job market the way it is, more college students and graduates are turning to unpaid experience.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Monday said the central bank will monitor the sliding U.S. dollar but pledged anew to keep interest rates at

Chris Kuselias is considered to be among the nations most respected experts in the area of personal achievement. He has spent years researching and analyzing

General Motors Co. says it lost $1.2 billion from the time it left bankruptcy protection through Sept. 30, far better than previous quarters and a sign that