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The studio giant has unveiled new official merchandise modeled after the Child -- better known as Baby Yoda -- from "The Mandalorian." As of Thursday, multiple wide-eyed, green-skinned items ...Read more

There's a big reason why Americans pay about twice as much for healthcare as people in other developed countries, and it's not corporate greed or political cowardice, although those are also factors.

It's selfishness.

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The typical American man needs to work 53 weeks to pay for the basics of middle-class family life, while for a woman whose sole breadwinner the number is 66 weeks, according to a new study.

That figure for 2018 compares ...Read more

Uber is not just about the app. It now has a new Florida phone number to hail a ride.

While the service is geared toward older people or those who like talking to a real person, anyone can use it. Just call 833-USE-UBER ...Read more

The IRS is taking to the streets to track down high-income earners who aren't filing federal income tax returns or paying taxes.

A new step in an ongoing effort involves making roughly 800 face-to-face visits in the next ...Read more

Let's give credit where credit is due: President Trump and Interior Secretary David Bernhardt put in a full day's work Wednesday.

Of course, the work they were doing served only a small cadre of rich farmers, not you and ...Read more

Rarely is there is a shortage of distractions for investors. The coronavirus, politics, or a presidential Tweet can grab investors' attention and wildly swing the market's pendulum between fear and greed.

That's why ...Read more

Dodge expands the high-performance Charger lineup for 2020 by adding a Widebody exterior to America's only four-door muscle car.

The Charger SRT Hellcat with the best-in-class supercharged 6.2-liter Hemi V-8 engine is now...Read more

LOS ANGELES -- SpaceX created excitement in 2018 when it said it would build its Mars spaceship and rocket at the Port of Los Angeles, striking a deal to lease a swath of Terminal Island for the purpose.

Early last year, ...Read more

CHICAGO -- Wood is having a moment in the world of architecture.

Cities such as Milwaukee and Minneapolis are going all-in on an innovative type of wood whose boosters claim takes less energy to produce than concrete or ...Read more

The primary season has only just begun, yet analysts with Deutsche Bank said the race for the presidential nominee in the Democratic Party is looking better for health insurers.

In a research report published this week, ...Read more

As 47 models strutted down the catwalk at the Victoria's Secret fashion show in New York, billionaire Les Wexner was flying high.

It was 2015 and his L Brands Inc. -- which started with a single shop in Ohio five decades ...Read more

Some people have an easier time finding an apartment than others, and it has nothing to do with their ability to pay rent.

According to a new Zillow analysis, renters of color are disproportionately more likely than white...Read more

Wall Street hammered ViacomCBS Thursday, underlining the stiff challenges the traditional media company faces as it struggles to compete in the streaming age.

Shares plummeted 15% to about $30 a share in early morning ...Read more

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland president Loretta Mester said the coronavirus poses a risk to the global economy, but that hasn't changed her forecast for continued growth of about 2% in the U.S. this year.

"I'm ...Read more

Q: Our condominium recently let go off a popular employee. Several residents are upset and want him rehired. They are threatening to withhold their monthly dues until the board of directors gives in to their demands. What ...Read more