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Disney's new mega theme park in Shanghai appears to be struggling to become a blockbuster hit with China's cost-conscious consumers.

Most people who end up with zero federal income tax liability are low- and middle-income. But every year a tiny sliver of non-payers can be found among those pulling down $1 million or more.

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A Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone caught fire on board a Southwest airplane at the Louisville airport on Wednesday. The owner says he already replaced his Note 7 after it was recalled for similar issues last month. The CPSC says it will investigate the incident.

Tuesday night's vice presidential debate attracted about 37 million viewers, a much smaller audience than the VP debates in 2012 and 2008.

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Driven by its staunch opposition to Donald Trump, The Atlantic has endorsed Hillary Clinton for President of the United States, marking just the third time in the magazine's 160-year history that it has made a presidential endorsement.

Working class white men's income was 9% less in 2014 than it was in 1996, according to Sentier Research

Pro football players are turning to reality TV to help them gain a wider audience and cement their personal brands in preparation for life after the game.

N.J. legislature delays votes to increase gas tax by 23 cents a gallon, as supporters fail to get the support needed for Wednesday passage.

Mall of America said it will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, but will allow its stores to decide whether or not they will follow suit.

Donald Trump's recent stumbles in the presidential polls may be one of several reasons why gold prices have sank lately. A stronger dollar and increased chances of a rate hike are hurting the yellow metal too. Is the gold bull run over?

Apple employees, customers and members of the media paid tribute to Apple cofounder and CEO Steve Jobs.

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Shares of Priceline are now trading at about $1,500. But investors shouldn't be scared off by the price. The stock still trades at a reasonable valuation considering how strong its earnings are. It is the clear leader of its industry too.

Bill Ford says his company is everything that's right with America.

The European Union is debating whether to give teenagers a rail pass worth 407 euros ($456) when they turn 18.

Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and other Senators are pushing the Attorney General to pursue criminal charges against Wells Fargo senior executives like CEO John Stumpf.

A good retirement income plan must achieve a balance between how you invest your money and how much you withdraw.