Erika Soderstrom

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.

"The staffing for flight attendants, especially domestically, is at FAA minimums," said Sara Nelson, international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA. "Our jobs are harder than they've ever been."

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.

Germany is facing a budget crisis amid rising energy costs, urgent calls for immigration reform and more pressing issues.

A new book defends panic and shares how it can be useful at work, budgeting, dating and more.

Towns making progress, an overwhelmed system, affordable housing — here’s what to expect ahead of new federal data on homelessness.

The prices for HIV-prevention medication PrEP can range from 50 cents a day to north of $18,000 annually.