Nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs last month, and the number of job openings continued to hover near record highs, with nearly twice as many open

Uber and Lyft drivers are feeling the impact as gas prices go up. Their livelihood depends on filling the gas tank, and now it’s costing them more at the pump.

Dairy Queen is expanding its burger offerings as the fast-food chain looks beyond Blizzards and other desserts.

As the inflation rate climbs, people are more likely to stockpile goods and let emotions drive financial decisions, which can drive up prices even more

Two-fifths of U.S. emergency departments are run by for-profit firms owned by private equity. Some doctors say a tight focus on profits can hurt health care.

Leah Russell felt a surge of hope when she spotted Starbucks on a list of employers that offer fertility benefits in the summer of 2019.

Southwest Airlines on Thursday unveiled its new fare class: a second-cheapest option it hopes will reel in customers willing to pay up for more flexibility.

Olive Garden holds onto unlimited breadsticks, salad and soup. All-you-can-eat buffets slowly return.

Automakers expect to make billions off performance enhancements, and infotainment upgrades delivered remotely. Recalls and electronic glitches can be fixed without a trip to the dealer

Edward “Ned” Johnson III, a businessman who grew Fidelity Investments into the financial giant it is today, has died. He was 91.