Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

Trump, Sanders, Warren and others have a variety of proposals and policies that can impact student loan debt, a major burden for many Americans.

Several presidential candidates are proposing that many Americans attend college for free, but the details differ.

As campaigning in the Nevada Democratic caucuses heats up, financial concerns are front and center for many voters. Here’s where candidates stand.

Mike Bloomberg gave glimpses into where he stands on health care, taxes at Democratic Debate and spoke of how he treats his female employees.

Walmart sales rose in the last quarter, lifted by grocery, but were lower than expected. It continues to monitor the coronovirus for any future impact

Pier 1 said Monday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it looks for a new owner. The retailer is closing up to 450 stores.

Macy’s will close roughly 125 stores, a fifth of its locations, and is cutting about 2,000 positions over the next three years.

Macy’s will close 125 stores and slash about 2,000 positions over the next three years.

New York is the latest city to pass a law banning businesses from refusing to accept cash. It joins Philadelphia, San Francisco and New Jersey.

Dungeons & Dragons racks up the best sales in its 46-year history, and teens fall in love with vinyl amid a retro boom.