If you’re looking for a lucky penny, an estimated 240 billion of them are sitting in jars and under sofa cushions across the U.S. Here's this week's money news. 

Remember when $1 could buy one share of Apple stock? Here's how the purchasing power of $1 has changed, plus this week's money news. 

A third (27%) of people have hit a limit and aren’t willing to pay more for many items from their shopping lists. Here's this week's money news. 

Inflation is coming back down to earth, hitting its lowest level in three years, dropping to 2.9% in July. Here's this week's money news. 

New technologies are taking the world by storm, transforming even the simplest money transactions, like settling the check. Here's this week's money news. 

Glory days are here for Bruce Springsteen, who is now estimated to be worth $1.1 billion. Here's this week's money news.

A $27.1 billion surge of investment energized AI companies from April to June, totaling nearly half of all U.S. start-up funding. Here's this week's money news.

The 2024 Summer Olympics are sprinting to generate as much as a $12.1 billion economic boost for Paris. Here's this week's money news. 

A financial surprise can be a sour moment: 37% of Americans can’t afford an unexpected expense over $400, and almost a quarter (21%) have no emergency savings.

Food prices are up about 20% from three years ago, and persistent inflation is on the minds of 57% of Americans. Let’s explore money stories about the long haul.

America’s birthday is coming up, which means we’re celebrating freedom with food, fireworks, and fun. Spend some of your free time catching up on the latest money headlines. 

Since 1987, no team has gone unbeaten on the icy road to a Stanley Cup championship. But business is booming for the NHL. Read on for more money news.