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As open enrollment season moves into its final weeks, some consumers looking for lower-cost alternatives are considering a patchwork approach to health insurance. The products may secure some basic protection, but leave patients on the hook for high medical bills.

Fear of missing out is helping to fuel the booming stock market as Americans watch Wall Street smash record after record.

The cryptocurrency's value skyrocketed this week, and the Coinbase CEO is worried about it.

The suit, which marks the second civil case surrounding the incident, was filed earlier this year after a report alleged an Uber executive secretly obtained the victim's medical information. The rape occurred in 2014.

The SEC and FBI are taking a closer looks at Initial Coin Offerings for potential fraud as the price of Bitcoin breaks new records.

Under the Affordable Care Act, individuals are encouraged to "shop around" each year to find insurance that better suits them. But really they are often forced to do so when plans drop out of the local market or eliminate preferred hospitals and doctors from the network.

Experts say the kitchen is poised for a reinvention, fueled by smart appliances, voice technology and 3D printers.

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Just because they earn a good living and have money doesn't mean prospering Millennials emerged from financial crisis unscathed. Its impact is evident in how they spend, save and manage their money.

CNN on Friday corrected an exclusive report that said candidate Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr. had received an email providing a web address and decryption key allowing them to access hacked documents from WikiLeaks before such documents were publicly available.

The company made its policy on handling harassment and bullying public to help smaller companies.

At a White House dinner this summer Trump reportedly asked business executives if they thought Amazon was a monopoly.

"Star Wars" fans in galaxies both near and far, far away are less than a week away from watching "The Last Jedi."

Ivanka Trump says that the Hispanic unemployment rate is the lowest ever. She's right.

The stock market has seen a record-breaking ascent this year. But who is actually making money off the boom? Rich people, who are more likely to own stocks, as well as those who live in Democratic states.

Margaret Sullivan, media columnist for The Washington Post, found herself in a much smaller newsroom recently when she made a trip to Alabama to see for herself how local media was covering Roy Moore's Senate race against Democrat, Doug Jones.

Don't let all-wheel-drive fool you. While it makes you feel secure while driving in snow, your tires may actually have dangerously little traction.

After students protest, some Republicans House members want to make sure a tax on graduate student tuition waivers is not included in the final version of the bill.

The stock price plunged 20% premarket for American Outdoor Brands, the gun company that owns Smith & Wesson, as quarterly profit dropped 90% and sales fell 36% year-to-year.