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Over the next two decades, 87 new pilots need to be trained and ready to fly a commercial airliner every day in order to meet our insatiable demand to travel by air.

"I'm a recent college graduate with a job -- Do I focus on paying off student loans early or save for a down payment on a house? Or both?" -- Stephanie

Conventional wisdom says everyone should practice basic online security measures, like using different passwords for different accounts. And when you want to stay anonymous, don't publish your email address on public forums, or tie it to things like Facebook or Instagram.

On any given day, President Trump may use Twitter to break news on policies, taunt North Korea's dictator, slam the media and react to countless cable news segments.

A group of former and serving senior Deutsche Bank executives have agreed to give up nearly $45 million in bonuses.

A teenage girl held her only bag of groceries tight, with two hands.

Attorneys for Sarah Palin want to get the private communications of more than 20 journalists at the New York Times as part of the former Republican vice presidential nominee's defamation lawsuit against the newspaper.

Starbucks just brewed a major deal in China.

London's "Walkie Talkie" office building has been sold to a Hong Kong conglomerate for £1.3 billion ($1.7 billion).

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Facebook and Amazon have joined an exclusive club open to only the richest companies in the world: both crossed the half-a-trillion mark.

When businesses are hit with ransomware, it's not just the ransom amount that could financially hurt. The time spent trying to get systems back online and potential revenue lost in the meantime makes a lasting impact, too.

Before Christine signed a new two-bedroom apartment lease, the 30-something mother of four called a shelter for domestic violence victims a temporary "home."

America may run on Dunkin', but Dunkin' Donuts is slowing its expansion plans to a light jog.

Samsung could soon unseat its biggest rival as the tech world's biggest money making machine.

Hillary Clinton will soon tell us all "What Happened."

So much for the Trump bump.

Apple supplier Foxconn, which has announced a $10 billion investment in Wisconsin, has been hailed by President Trump as "one of the truly great companies of the world."

Raging bulls on Wall Street often argue that today's record-high stock market isn't as outrageously expensive as it was in early 2000.