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People flying on Delta can now use the company's app to see where their luggage is in its journey to its final destination.

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Most Americans lack a budget. The good news: It's an easy one to fix.

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The University of Illinois partnered with Coursera to launch one of the most affordable online MBA programs yet.

For many people work bleeds into off-hours thanks to smart phones and a culture that treats everything as urgent and equates long hours with success. One company founder is trying to change that.

An auction for the first home Donald Trump lived in was postponed Wednesday hours before it was scheduled to begin.

Investors are increasingly favoring so-called passive funds that blindly track market indexes at the expense of active funds that rely on a manager to pick stocks.

Ever since Vancouver hit foreign home buyers with a 15% tax, Chinese investors are buying homes in Seattle.

Some of the figures about how much you need for retirement can seem daunting. But it's a mistake to get hung up on any single number or benchmark.

The average student loan debt topped $30,000 per borrower in the Class of 2015. About 68% of graduates had student loans.

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The home that Donald Trump called home in his early years will be auctioned off on Wednesday.

Black Friday sales are starting even earlier this year at Macy's. The department store will open its doors at 5:00 on Thanksgiving Day.

President Obama eased more sanctions against Cuba on Friday, including the amount of Cuban cigars and rum that can be brought back to the U.S.

Trump's student loan payment plan would cap monthly payments at 12.5% of your income, and forgive any remaining debt after 15 years.

DeVry University, one of the biggest for-profit colleges in the U.S., has reached a settlement agreement with the government over a claim that it misled students with a false job placement rate.

Detroit's residents are still in debt, according to a new report from the Urban Institute.

This NYU grad started paying off her student loans sophomore year and finished within two years of graduating, saving her thousands of dollars in interest.