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Americans are holding record levels of credit card debt — but still planning a holiday splurge

"The economy is good, the job market is good, but a lot of people are living close to the edge,” said one financial analyst.

Martha C. WhiteNov. 21, 2019 / 4:26 PM UTC

WeWork lays off 2,400 employees

The company reported a $1.25 billion loss in the third quarter, up more than 150 percent from the same period last year.

Annie Palmer, CNBCNov. 21, 2019 / 3:59 PM UTC

The gender wage gap is highest for Latinas with post-secondary degrees

Latinas have made historic workforce, educational and political gains, but they're still playing catch-up on wages.

Gwen Aviles

GM files racketeering lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler for conspiring with labor union

GM alleges that FCA's former CEO Sergio Marchionne, who died last year, was "responsible for conceiving, executing and sponsoring the alleged wrongdoing."

Lucy Bayly and Paul A. Eisenstein

Aston Martin's new $189,000 SUV could make or break this famous British brand

The first SUV in the company's 106-year history could become the beleaguered brand’s most important car.

Juul hit with another state lawsuit for allegedly targeting kids

A recent study found that one-quarter of high school kids vape, but one school principal says that's a massive underestimate.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere to step down next year

Ford takes on Tesla with debut of powerful Mustang Mach-E