Trump's steel tariffs causing unintended consequences for manufacturers

American steel prices have skyrocketed since President Donald Trump imposed steel tariffs in early March, an unintended consequence for some U.S. companies.

Tax time: 5 smart and dumb things to do with your refund

Americans have essentially three choices to make with the extra cash on hand: save it, spend it or pay down debt.

US-China trade war fears shaking up more than just Wall Street

Even if the potential for a trade war is simply bluster, by spooking investors, it could have a further effect on the growth of the American economy.

Who tracks your information online?

Though Facebook gets the attention because of a recent privacy gaffe, the social network is far from alone in collecting massive amounts of data on you to help marketers sell you stuff.

Trump goes after Amazon, again, over postal delivery

President Donald Trump is again attacking online retailer Amazon.com, calling its business deal with the U.S. Postal Service to deliver packages a money-losing agreement that hurts U.S. taxpayers. Federal regulators, however, have found the contract with Amazon to be profitable.

Is the federal government spending enough to combat the opioid crisis?

The federal government will spend a record $4.6 billion this year to fight the nation's deepening opioid crisis, which killed 42,000 Americans in 2016.

Understanding Facebook's widening crisis over user data

NEW YORK (AP) -- Facebook is facing the most serious crisis in its 14-year history as it deals with fallout from a major leak of user data to political consultants associated with the 2016 Trump campaign.

Have an original PlayStation 3? You may be able to get money for it

If you owned one of the original PlayStation 3 'Phat' consoles that were released back in 2006, you may be owed some money!

'Black Panther' tops box office fifth straight week

"Black Panther" grossed $27 million in ticket sales over the weekend, according to studio estimates, pushing its domestic haul to $605.4 million.

Millennials aren't investing in the markets. Here's why.

More than 60% of millennials prefer to store their retirement savings in a bank instead of investing.

Ford recalling 1.4M cars for loose steering wheel bolts

Ford is recalling nearly 1.4 million midsize cars in North America because the steering wheel can detach from the steering column and drivers could lose control.

Taxes are taking a growing percentage of SS benefits from seniors

For seniors, depending on their retirement income, some will receive tax cuts while others will see no change, and some may even be worse off.

Jobs jump by 313,000 in February, best since July 2016

U.S. stock futures jumped by triple digits on Friday after employers helped drive the best job growth since July 2016.

Dollar General offers 8 weeks maternity leave, adoption assistance

Dollar General announced Thursday it will offer new parental leave and adoption assistance benefits to all eligible full- and part-time employees.

Uber failed quick notification when hackers stole info, in new Pa. lawsuit

Uber revealed in November that hackers in 2016 had stolen the names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers of 57 million riders around the world.

Instant Pot model recalled after fire hazard reports

Instant Pot is recalling one of its multi-cooker models, sold exclusively at Walmart, after reports of it becoming a fire hazards causing it to overheat and melt.