Increases in the federal minimum wage don't hurt jobs at small businesses as much as some people may fear, according to new research.

Automatic subscription renewals may boost subscribers in the short term, but it's a bad strategy over time, a working paper finds.

"Of those who will be spending their tax refunds, improving food purchases is top of mind," says Jayson Lusk.

More people in the US get cancer screening when employers are mandated to provide paid sick leave, research finds.

New research shows a direct link between constituent race, class, and immigration status and US state spending between 1921 and 1961.

New research digs into "romance fraud" and how people using dating apps can protect themselves against scammers.

Researchers demonstrate how the IRS could tweak its secret algorithm to reduce the audit disparity facing Black taxpayers.

Three main factors are driving up cost of eggs, says Gregory Archer. It could take months for things to get back to normal.

Efforts to save water because of a drought can disproportionately affect low-income families, researchers report.

A look at the earnings of young workers without college suggests that employers don't equally value the contributions of some groups.