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For older people, financial strain may be a warning sign of dementia — before doctors or families start noticing symptoms.

From finance to consulting, automation is reshaping entry-level roles. Wendy Carlin explains how students and schools might adapt.

The changes to the food assistance program could impact benefits for millions of recipients.

Amazon, Dow, UPS, Pinterest, and T-Mobile are among the many companies to announce layoffs in the last couple of weeks.

It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it’s actually on the horizon. Here’s a rundown on the science and economics of getting all that technology into orbit.

In January, five states enacted laws restricting people who receive food aid from buying sugary beverages and snacks. About a dozen more will follow suit later this year.

In an interview on Fox News, Warsh said he thinks the new Fed chair needs to go in and break some heads.

Ever since the Civil War, unions and others have used mass slowdowns and work stoppages to advocate for changing things, especially in times of economic uncertainty.

More recently, Kevin Warsh has become harshly critical of the Fed, calling for “regime change” at the central bank.

A growing number of states require high schools to teach the basics of free-market capitalism in their financial literacy courses. Here’s how teachers and students are tackling the subject.