Business

Remember the pizza chains Americans loved in the 1980s, from arcade-filled restaurants to regional favorites that have disappeared or become hard to find.

Remember the retail chains that took teenagers' paychecks in the 1980s? Revisit Chess King, Sam Goody, Contempo Casuals, and other mall favorites.

25 workplace habits Americans think are normal—but the rest of the world finds surprising, from hustle culture to skipping vacation days.

If someone borrows an item from you and uses it for their business, shouldn't you get some of the money they made?

You paid off a loan, felt responsible, and then your credit score dropped by 40 points. That feels backward, but it is not rare. The confusing part is that credit scores react to changes in your credit profile, not to moral wins.

Your father-in-law mocked you for buying Bitcoin, but now he's asking for you to lend him money for his small business. Should you let bygones be bygones?

Many services are a lot cheaper when you pay once for the whole year instead of month to month.

Divorce often magnifies financial decisions that didn’t seem very important during the marriage.

You can recommend a friend to your manager for a possible job, but you can't influence the job interview process.

Even if your company is having problems switching to a new payroll provider, its workers still have to be paid on time.

Once you've worked overtime hours, your employer can't rearrange your schedule to retroactively deny paying you the overtime rate.

MySpace enjoyed a span of early success that was followed by mistakes and missed opportunities.