A federal bankruptcy judge has rejected Johnson & Johnson’s latest attempt to settle lawsuits that allege its talc baby powder caused cancer.

More than 60% of all purchases last year were made with a credit or debit card, according to the Federal Reserve. That’s up from 45% in 2016.

One issue: Managing the cost of repaying COVID-era loans that they took out to survive in 2020 and 2021.

Some tricks from London flower salespeople: get up early, stay nimble and get ready for paperwork.

The proposal backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis would allow some teenagers to work full time on school days and take on overnight shifts.

Student loan interest was paused during the pandemic, but that ended in September. That’s just one reason experts expect more borrowers to default on their loans.

Applications for mortgages at Bank of America increased about 20% more than typical between January and March. Here’s what that says about the housing market.

The Visible Hand Project helps remind workers of their civic responsibilities and bets that civic wellness can help overcome divisiveness.

The gutting of USAID has derailed aid programs around the world. Some worry whether critical food shipments will be delivered.

When prices go up for foreign steel and aluminum because of tariffs, domestic producers are given a sort of green light to raise their own prices.