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Amazon's new $15 minimum wage was 'inevitable,' retail veteran Gerald Storch tells CNBC.

The next time you drive to work, you could be making money before even clocking in — just by dropping something off that was already on your way. 

Here's how to kick-start a retirement plan, even while managing college debt.

"The biggest mistake most people make when they try to sell something ... is that they actually try to sell something," says Ryan Serhant. 

It is illegal to collect data on children under the age of 13, but some gaming apps may be violating that law.

The FAFSA season opened October 1 for the 2019-2020 school year – and the sooner students file, the better. 

Homeowners need separate insurance coverage for flood damage, although it's not always easy to know if you should get it or how to buy it.

Former NASA Administrator Charles Bolden explained that the Trump Administration why sending humans back to the moon is important. 

The computing industry's rate of job growth is three times the U.S. national average, and yet women are being left behind.

Drew Greenblatt of the National Association of Manufacturers is actually hoping that a result of the new tariffs will be better trade deals.

Depreciation accounts for almost 40 percent of the cost of owning a new car, yet most drivers don't even think about it.

With so many choices on the shelves, it's hard to know the best pick for your buck.

Three-quarters of Americans remain largely cautious of their spending and wary of the stock market despite the S&P 500's historic run.

Hurricane season is back. Could this year's tropical storm total approach last year's destruction?

It's called virtual kidnapping and it is spreading. The extortion scheme is so effective that many terrified people fall victim to it. Callers convince victims that their son or daughter has been taken and demand money to save them. 

As Samantha Bee and Roseanne Barr learned, a controversy can explode into a scandal in record time, and can be costly.

The U.S. dollar's rally may mean vacations you once thought were out of reach are now affordable. 

NYU announced it will cover the full tuition cost for all medical students regardless of need. But not everyone believes the gift will achieve this goal.

The Queen of Soul joins the list of famous stars who have done no estate planning. That's one celebrity trend you should avoid.

With unemployment dropping, companies are getting creative when it comes to retaining top talent — but their efforts may have hidden downsides.

The three major credit rating firms have changed the way they deal with negative credit information, including unpaid bills and debts. The result: People are seeing their scores edge up. 

A historic town in Maryland, barely a blip on the map, is a blueprint for developing disaster: real estate development in the face of increasingly wet weather.

Believe in Yourself is on a mission to teach young women to empower themselves.

What toys will kids be clamoring for this holiday season? Here's what Parents Magazine thinks.

The fees you are coughing up for your mutual and exchange-traded funds take a huge toll on potential investment returns over time.  

"You can go out and build a business from absolutely nothing," says BlackLine founder Therese Tucker.

He does it to save lives.

There are more options for refinancing student loans. But there can be drawbacks, as well.

As Samantha Bee and Roseanne Barr learned, a controversy can explode into a scandal in record time, and can be costly.