Savannah Maher

Lots of people make New Year's resolutions about wellness, but how does that affect businesses?

Facing a prolonged megadrought, Western states must prep for huge water-use cuts.

Hundreds of businesses rely on major commercial and arts gatherings for much of their annual income.

Peer-to-peer apps have become a lifeline for small businesses. But many formerly under-the-table cash transactions now leave a digital trail. 

The World Economic Forum's new report identifies a long list of interconnected economic threats that could feed off of and worsen each other. But there is a caveat.

The Federal Trade Commission's proposed ban on noncompete agreements would affect many workers in sectors like fast food and retail, where these agreements can be a cheap way of retaining employees.

Private-sector wages are up about 5% over the past year. But gains guaranteed by government can't be lost during an economic downturn.

Dealers are figuring out how to balance the supply of vehicles with softer consumer demand.

Advocates for everything from nutrition programs to tribal food sovereignty to climate and sustainability initiatives will be keeping an eye on the bill next year.

The agency reduced care offerings during government shutdowns. Advance appropriations would provide a funding bridge when necessary.