Samantha Fields

With millions of visitors descending on 11 cities in the U.S., Mexico and Canada, employers and transportation agencies are looking for ways to avoid traffic and complications with those commuting to and from work.

Aetna and Cigna are among the insurance companies leaving the marketplace in some states.

A new class of overnight millionaires and billionaires are bidding up San Francisco housing at the fastest rate in the country. And that’s before Anthropic and OpenAI have even gone public.

When the price of housing is high, moving out of a family home or other group living situation to live on one’s own is less attractive.

There’s not much out there for people at the low end of the income spectrum, and those households are more likely to pay at least half their income on rent and utilities.

A new cap on borrowing from federal student loan programs isn’t enough to cover the cost of many P.A. and advanced nursing degrees, advocates say.

Three million fewer people had Affordable Care Act plans in February compared to last year. Much of the drop is likely due to the end of the pandemic-era enhanced subsidies.

There’s no real evidence yet that AI is eliminating entry level jobs en masse, but researchers say that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be preparing for the possibility.

A hot and stormy Fourth of July weekend saw more than 20 cities hit record highs. While the grid was strained in some places, the power mostly stayed on.

Klarna has applied for a bank license in Utah, and other fintechs see traditional banking as a natural evolution.