Jaclyn Giovis

Roughly 212 million Americans went shopping for the official start of the holiday shopping season spending an estimated $45 billion. Retailers were ready with low prices and online gimmicks to encourage you to spend some money.

Increased consumer spending and stronger sales of American goods abroad helped the U.S. economy grow 2.5 percent between July and September, the U...

Toyota's powers of persuasion will be put to the test in federal court today. A U.S. District court judge in California is scheduled to consider...

General Motors returned to the New York Stock exchange today with shares opening at $35 per share and rising to about $36 in early trading, marking...

Homeowners who lost their homes because of the "robo-signing" paperwork mess could be getting some hopeful news....

Imagine if U.S. taxpayers were forced to foot the bill for White House weddings. Revolt! As pictures of Prince William and his future wife Kate...

What do you have when mix you four beers with two cups of coffee? Some call it Four Loko - the canned beverage sold by Chicago-based Phusion Pro...

Homeowners struggling to avoid foreclosure may not have experienced the worst of their financial woes. Mortgage documentation issues that led to foreclosure moratoriums at many banks could lead to another financial crisis, according to a Congressional Oversight Panel report released Tuesday.

As we head into the holiday season, retailers had some good news today -- October sales are up 1.2 percent, beating expectations. Jaclyn Giovis explains.

Have you ever watched your kitty drink her milk, and wondered, "How does that work?" A team of scientists asked that question, and the answer could hold the key to clean-up efforts in the Gulf.