Now being sued over its claims, the eatery shares a quandary that's widespread today: no real control over its supply chain

Friday's jobs report will be a factor when Federal Reserve officials decide on whether to start raising interest rates

A new study provides some evidence, and it points to years of falling wages, especially for workers at the bottom

Lower global demand has pushed oil prices to their lowest in years, pushing companies to cut 100,000 American jobs so far this year

Early retirement can sometimes hurt your finances without leading to the happiness you might expect

A new study says good jobs are back; nowhere else is that more evident than at Hightower, a young commercial real estate technology company

Its goal is to develop technology that can make cars more like intelligent assistants that are "our trusted partners"

Even as more cords get cut, Americans are still signing up for service, keeping total cable viewership above 80 percent

As big publishers raise their digital prices -- sometimes exceeding hardcover versions -- e-book sales are sliding

Classes start soon, so time for a pop quiz: Is your student properly insured? Here's a cheat sheet

Move over R2-D2, you've got cute competition: BB-8, a rolling droid in the upcoming Star Wars film, has already captured the attention of die-hard fans

Nearly 300,000 vehicles affected; console panel could catch the driver's shoe and slow braking speed

Oscar winner Alex Gibney puts Apple's founder in a harsh light that also questions consumers' role in his success

The unemployment rate declined to 5.1 percent, the Labor Department said Friday

Wall Street was poised for a lower opening, with both Dow futures and the broader S&P 500 futures down 1 percent

Unless you're a high earner, here's why chances are pretty slim the agency will come knocking to see your records

The latest competitor to the Apple Watch is unveiled at Europe's biggest tech show

Fiat Chrysler is keeping mum, but speculation is building it will also bring back the iconic faux-wood-paneled version

The lower jobless rate means the Fed is sure to hike rates in September, or does it? Unsure, investors are selling

Analysts have forecast that employers produced a healthy increase of 220,000 jobs last month