Money worries, termed financial precarity, have serious consequences for both employees and their employers, research finds.

Politicians with an education in economics spur economies to grow faster than leaders without one, research shows.

Some reports have indicated that there could be a bacon shortage in 2020, but one economist isn't convinced you need to freak out about your breakfast fave.

Some reports have indicated that there could be a bacon shortage in 2020, but one economist isn't convinced you need to freak out about your breakfast fave.

Men's feelings about being the breadwinner can cause stress-induced wear and tear on the body, but it all depends on their view of gender roles.

Religion can both amplify and ease stress about money matters, research finds.

"If you look at beer ads, advertisers are using all the tricks we know work at grabbing children's attention."

Speech patterns may play a big role in how much people make, according to new research. Part of that may be due to bias against certain ways of speaking.

After acquisition by for-profit dialysis chains, survival rates fell by as much as 2.9%, and patients were 8.5% less likely to get a transplant or join a transplant waiting list during their first year.

Hot weather can ding a company's market value, which researchers say is evidence that the market recognizes climate risks, but undervalues them.