A new AI program offers specific investment risk and return goals for large-scale portfolios containing hundreds of assets, report researchers.

Eye doctors are more likely to prescribe brand name eyedrops after small perks from drug companies, research finds.

Streaming services like Spotify have kickstarted a debate about how musical artists should get paid for their work. New research digs into what's fair.

A new study finds that keeping some purchases from your significant other might actually get you to invest more in the relationship.

Are we heading for a recession? On this podcast episode, an economist explains why he's feeling optimistic—at least for now.

In situations where money's involved, trying to manage people's impression of you by bragging about your abilities can really backfire, researchers find.

Many people with diabetes in the US spend at least 40% of their postsubsistence income—what is available after paying for food and housing—on insulin.

The greatest burden of abortion restrictions will likely fall on low-income women and minorities, says economist Luigi Pistaferri.

Eligibility for disability compensation is associated with substantial reductions in hospitalizations among Vietnam-era military veterans.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, An effort to curb CEO pay, was not effective, research finds.