"...for Medicare beneficiaries with $20,000 to $80,000 in annual drug spending, using only brand-name drugs could actually save them money."

Self-managed teams "aren't as awesome as people think." The red flag is pay inequity.

A year-and-a-half after receiving credit counseling, participants in a new study reduced revolving debt an average of $3,637.

When you break your diet or stray from self-control in other ways, whether telling someone helps you do better depends on a few factors, researchers say.

New research indicates legal debt keeps people homeless longer. "The human cost of this is devastating and there is an economic cost as well."

To study how investors judge pitches, researchers used an odd laboratory: the TV show "Shark Tank."

How do Americans feel about prospects for intergenerational mobility? Researchers dug into estimates of kids' future income to find out.

"...just as our brains like empty calories from junk food, they can overvalue information that makes us feel good but may not be useful..."

The classic economic model predicts that people will keep lost wallets. New research in 40 countries finds that it depends on what's inside.

Archaeology and materials science confirm the "pure gold" coins of medieval West Africa. "...the process used to refine gold in Tadmekka is real."