Ben Kesslen

The leading states have high rates of job creation, low inflation, and corporate-friendly tax environments

See which cities have the highest price tag for small spaces

The lawsuit claims Amazon is accessing even location data through code it gives to app developers

Frontier first tried to merge with Spirit in 2022, but was outbid by JetBlue, whose merger with the budget airline also failed

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Republican state attorneys general are targeting the retail wholesale giant, with one saying she was "putting Costco on notice"

At some companies, high-performers already are being offered flexible schedules as a bonus for their good work

The parents were en route to the hospital when they had to pull over at the donut chain

These cars are selling for less than their MSRP and have great fuel efficiency

Car prices are skyrocketing, but there are still some good deals out there

Edmunds reviewed more than 300 vehicles to find the best ones

WalletHub examined a number of factors, including road safety and cost of car ownership

A study by SumUp looked at the states where business owners are feeling inflation’s impact the most

MetLife's report on employee trends found some worrying results for the youngest generation in the workforce

Although it's not easy to measure a population's intelligence, one group of researchers tried

Cybertruck owners can expect to pay about $3,392 per year

Most of the brands that made the list are American tech companies

Check out which hybrid cars scored top rankings before you make a big purchase

These towns reported low rates of robberies, vehicle thefts, and property crimes

If you're shopping for a new car, you might be able to save thousands on one of these models

Many of the executives on the list are bringing home north of $10 million a year

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Most industries where women make significantly less than men are in the financial sector

"When you lock things up... you don’t sell as many of them," Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth said