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"We have not fundamentally changed anything": Advocates worry borrowers with defaulted student loans will be thrown back into ‘punitive’ system next year.

College towns often offer diversity and encourage entrepreneurs.

Imagine paying just a 10th of what you'd pay in the U.S. for professional, personal and prompt healthcare. Here's how it works for one expat couple in Ecuador.

Unions issued a notice of an unfair-labor-practice strike, as negotiations end ahead of a Sept. 30 contract expiration.

Investors sell stocks at a pace not seen in over nine months in the week to Wednesday, as fears that interest rates will stay higher for longer darken the outlook for the economy and risk assets, say strategists at Bank of America Global Research.

New shot aims to protect babies from a leading cause of hospitalization.

Block shares were headed for their longest losing streak in nearly 20 months Friday as the company prepares to undergo a management transition.

As Americans debate whether President Joe Biden, 80, is too old to run for a second term, a 96-year-old federal appeals court judge is fighting to keep her job.

Unity updated its new fee structure Friday in an apology to game developers, announcing a revenue share/engagement option that will go into effect in 2024.

HSBC named Walmart its favorite of a group of seven U.S. retailers in a new report on Friday, and said Dollar General Corp. is its least favorite.

Shares of Instacart dipped below the key $30 level for a third straight day, but they still have to fall a lot further to turn one analyst bullish.

N.J. Sen. Bob Menendez’s indictment on bribery charges is the latest for a state plagued by corruption scandals