A survey of Americans' ideas about commuting in self-driving cars suggests that their perceived higher cost could mean people would rather drive themselves.

"...coerced debt can destroy a survivor's chances to start over." Here's what this aspect of an abusive relationship looks like.

Same-day, long-acting reversible contraceptives for adolescents make sense in terms of health and money, say researchers.

If all cars in the US had driver assist technology like blind-spot monitoring and lane-departure warning, it could prevent a whole lot of crashes.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average took a wild ride last month but one economist thinks that talk of a possible US recession is premature.

How do the decisions your friends make influence you? New research suggests we may make food choices based on how much others are having—and paying.

Conservatives may have an in-built advantage over liberals when it comes to investing and it comes down to risk.

"Becoming mentally fixated on a particular investment is a very common trap, even among experienced investors." Here's how you can avoid it.

The better black-led venture capital funds perform, the more bias they encounter from professional investors, report researchers.

App developers say they need ad networks to make money, but the choices they make about those networks could be putting users at risk.