Legal action against Purdue Pharma resulted in greater marketing spending to promote opioids among its competitors, a study finds.

Dementia affects more than the brain. A new study shows the toll it takes on a person's wallet—and on family caregivers, too.

"There are so many hacks out there for finding cheaper airline tickets. But our data shows many of these beliefs are wrong."

Only a third of adults in the US didn't rely on their parents for some form of material support between their late teens and early 40s.

Monopolies of homebuilders are contributing to a housing shortage in the US, preventing millions of people from buying a home, says Luis Quintero.

Prestige brands that leverage their "resume power' to pay lower wages ultimately hurt their own profits, research finds.

An expert clarifies what's at stake for the United Automobile Workers, or UAW, in their contract negotiations with automakers.

A paper digs into why the Federal Trade Commission stopped enforcing deceptive pricing regulations and a way to curb the widespread practice.

Cutting down on food loss and waste could lead to people buying more food than usual, offsetting environmental benefits.

What are the issues at the heart of the strikes that have shuttered the American film and television industry? Experts dig in.