"I'm a demanding boss, and I'm a tough boss. I think I'm a very fair boss. But I'm demanding," Sandberg says in the debut episode of NBC News' "Byers Market" podcast.
Researchers at a travel insurance comparison site report a 60% jump in policies sold since the coronavirus outbreak. But before buying trip insurance, read the fine print.
From retirement savings to mortgages to credit card interest rates, there are many areas of the economy that the coronavirus could touch. Here's what we know now about the ways the outbreak could affect your money.
Researchers at the travel insurance comparison site InsureMyTrip reported a 60% jump in policies sold since the first travel-related case of coronavirus was detected in the U.S. in January 2020. You may not necessarily need trip cancellation insurance if you know all of your options. Watch this video to learn about travel insurance and to see how your trip may already be covered.
RBC Capital outlined three of the most likely companies for former Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block to join following his departure as chief executive. Workday is the most likely, it said.
If you failed to use all the money in your health-care flexible spending account in 2019, you're running out of time to do so. March 15 is the deadline for employees who received a reprieve from their employers. Here's how to best use the money.
The regulation, introduced by China in 2016, requires mobile game makers wishing to have in-app purchases or charge for their content, to get a license from Beijing. Apple requires this license number by June 30.
Buying a dog is no small expense. In fact, it's estimated that dog owners spend between $1,500 and $9,900 on average per year on their pet. Here's how much owning a pup actually costs, plus tips on saving up for one responsibly.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits increased more than expected last week, but the underlying trend remained consistent with solid labor market conditions.
The U.S. economy grew moderately in the fourth quarter, the government confirmed on Thursday, and is facing a bumpy road in early 2020 amid the fast-spreading deadly coronavirus that has roiled financial markets.
Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods dipped in January, pulled down by decreased demand for cars, auto parts, and military aircraft.