Airlines are still trimming flight schedules in smaller cities this season as more passengers face higher fares, fuller planes and crowded airports.

Twitter’s new owner, Elon Musk, on Saturday announced that he was reinstating former President Donald Trump to the social media platform, nearly two years

FTX’s collapse has some calling it crypto’s “Lehman moment,” leaving customers in limbo and investors writing off what was once tech’s next big thing.

Money expert Kristin O’Keeffe Merrick shares tips for saving money this holiday season including having a strategy and budget in place, using a cash “envelope trick” and knowing the ins and outs of your credit card perks.

Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and CEO of Theranos, the failed blood-testing company at the center of her downfall, will be sentenced Friday.

Americans are charging record amounts to their credit cards as the holiday shopping season heats up, risking hefty fees and dented credit scores.

Around 48 hours before the soccer World Cup kicks off, FIFA officials made the shocking announcement Friday that Qatar is banning alcohol sales from its

Elon Musk said he didn’t want Twitter to become a “free-for-all hellscape” but his short tenure at the top is being marked by chaos – layoffs, resignations, and concerns about security and misinformation. Can the social media giant survive? One giant that didn’t make it – FTX. The crypto exchange went from billions to bankruptcy in a matter of days. How did this stunning downfall happen? Jake Ward explains these meltdowns and their implications with the help of reporters who are trac

At more than 100 Starbucks locations, frustrated workers used the company’s “Red Cup Day” to draw attention to their push for union contracts. NBC News’ Joshua Johnson is joined by Michelle Eisen, a spokesperson for Starbucks Workers United, to break down the prelude to today’s events and what she hopes Starbucks will do to reach an agreement with its employees. 

The deadline for Twitter employees to decide whether to stay at the company under Elon Musk has now passed as Musk told those who did not share his vision to leave the company. Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco is reportedly shut down until Monday. NBC News’ Jake Ward has the latest.