Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

Credit cards from retail stores are tempting during the holidays because of the discounts they offer. But you need to know their financial downsides.

The money companies set aside for raises is expected to rise at fastest rate in more than a decade, as employers fight to hire workers, report says

Efforts to get millions of unbanked Americans to open accounts are growing amid the COVID19 pandemic when many had to wait for economic relief

The Xbox and other tech may be harder to find this holiday season because of supply chain snags. But shoppers can still have a happy holiday

If your workplace doesn’t comply with the new COVID-19 vaccine rules, or refuses to accommodate your religious or medical objections, what can you do?

As their population numbers and businesses grow, the broader Native American community may experience an economic boost, says new Wells Fargo report

McDonald’s workers are planning a one-day strike in Chicago, Houston, Miami and other U.S. cities to protest sexual harassment and call for a union.

Sen. Bob Menendez and other lawmakers called on the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday to implement measures that could increase diversity in the $70 trillion asset management field.

Workers say one of the biggest perks of working from home is skipping the commute and getting hours of their lives back.

Union membership increases  household wealth for workers overall, but for Black and Hispanic workers in particular, according to a report