Consumers all around the country are quickly taking to the idea that gas over the long haul could become more expensive and they're trying to find vehicles that use less of it.

These players are set to make millions. How does an athlete in their early 20's adjust to their new millionaire lifestyle?

From two-way radios to the Motorola Star-Tac to the latest iPhone, view the fascinating history of wireless devices.

Despite the shaky job market, employers are still having a tough time filling some jobs, according to a survey by Manpower.

More than one million homes in America are now in foreclosure, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association, and the rich and famous are not immune.

CNBC asked four market watchers for stock picks -- given a five-year time horizon -- geared towards 20-somethings.

Here's how oil really stacks up compared to the cost of some of our favorite items.

Take a look at the 10 best-selling ones downloaded to mobile devices during the first quarter of 2008.

With more people taking to their bicycles as a primary method of getting around, what cities are the most friendly to cyclists?

A survey found that employers expect to hire 8% more college graduates from the class of 2008 than last year's graduating class. But which college majors are they planning to hire?

See highlights from the 2008 New York International Auto Show. New models revealed from Acura, BMW, Lexus and more.

The Luxury Institute asked 1,771 wealthy Americans with an average income of $351,000 and average net worth of $4.3 million to rate wine and liquor brands.

Dissatisfied with the quality of air travel, customer complaints were up 60 percent in 2007, according to the latest Airline Quality Rating report.

Thirteen percent of U.S. employers said they moved some jobs offshore in 2007, according to a survey by CareerBuilder.com and the Wharton School. Could your job be next?

The provocative escapades that have taken careers into the stratosphere or down in the dumps.

Key business and political leaders who have recently endured their own sex related scandals.

While Starbucks tries to fend off growing competition from the likes of McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts, there's plenty of competition for the coffee dollars of consumers at home.

The National Priorities Project used data from the Office of Management and Budget to explain how each dollar is spent when it gets into Uncle Sam's hands.

Bryant Park sets the stage for top designers to showcase their upcoming Fall 2008 collections.

We tell you how much house you can buy for a cool million today in the hometowns where our presidential candidates live.

Women: be over 35, earn a minimum salary of $500,000 or have at least $4 million in liquid assets. Men: just be attractive.

Christie's held New York's first liquor auction since the U.S. Prohibition era ended in 1933.

The new World Trade Center designs inspire hope and offer a revitalized vision for the downtown district.

From Toyota's A-BAT to the Land Rover LRX, there's some out-of-the-box design and engineering on display.

There are dozens of new and restyled vehicles from all over the world on display. Take a tour of our showroom.

When it's time to showcase your best, Motor City execs pull no stops.

Since Super Bowl I, each member of the winning team and the losing team have been rewarded with a cash prize.

With pet spending estimated at $40.8 billion, companies are making sure there are plenty of products to pamper your pooch.

Brothers Dick and Mac McDonald started the original McDonald's Drive-In and created the Speedee Service System.

See how the rich and powerful unfurl their brows and relax seaside.