Sabri Ben-Achour

For applicants, the interviewing can seem endless. For employers, the pool of workers is small and the future may feel uncertain.

Jobs in this kind of work — the work that makes offices and buildings run, makes them nice — grew about 2.6% last year. It's growth but it's not huge growth.

In an effort to stimulate a sluggish economy, the government got creative and started applying negative interest rates.

War, A.I. and U.S. elections were among the key talking points at the World Economic Forum, says Patrick Foulis of The Economist.

Dynamic pricing is the practice of having prices that vary by demand or even customer type. We're used to it when it comes to airlines and ridesharing. But what about restaurants?

Chantel Chapman, co-founder of Trauma of Money, discusses the complicated connection between trauma we've experienced and how we save or spend.

We take a look at why people are fleeing Cuba and how the U.S. can help.

More than 70 million sharks are killed for their fins worldwide. Those fins are considered a status symbol in some parts of the world.

Apple is is expected to end sales of two new watches after it lost a patent case. How does this compare to other patent conflicts?

Housing starts surged nearly 15%, blowing expectations out of the water. What does that mean for the future of the housing market?