How remote workers in the US are taking 'quiet vacations'
A growing trend is taking over the workplace. "Quiet vacationing" involves remote workers taking unauthorized time off from their jobs while still appearing to be on the clock.
Mega Millions tickets will cost more in 2025
It's going to take a little more cash and maybe a little less luck to win the lottery next year.
Jobs report beats expectations
The economy may be headed in a better direction on the jobs front.
US student debt forgiveness on hold again
The roadblocks keep coming for President Biden's student loan cancelation plan.
How much does it cost to go to a private college?
U.S. News and World Report has revealed the average cost of tuition at a private college in the United States.
Seattle interim police chief's push to improve staffing
In an effort to improve staffing and efficiency, Seattle Police Department Interim Chief Sue Rahr is pushing for a bigger budget.
Disruptions loom as US port workers prepare for strike
Tomorrow could be the beginning of an East Coast port strike if a new contract agreement is not reached.
Boeing, striking union break off talks with no deal
Boeing and its striking machinists' union have stalled out of contract talks.
Boeing machinist strike enters second week
With Boeing losing roughly half of a billion dollars due to the machinist walkout last week, we talk with employees about the direction they see negotiations going between Boeing and their union.
NYC COVID czar caught on cam bragging about attending drug-fueled sex parties during pandemic
Varma — who served as senior health advisor to then-Mayor Bill de Blasio during the height of the pandemic, talked about hosting orgies with his wife and attending underground dance parties with more than 200 people.
Economy is a top issue for voters
The economy is a top issue for small business owners, which could make or break votes in key battleground states.
Boeing CFO talks WA machinists strike
Boeing Chief Financial Officer Brian West speaks publicly while workers strike in Washington state.
Boeing factory workers vote down new contract, will go on strike
Boeing factory workers have officially voted down the latest contract terms, meaning they will go on strike for the first time in 16 years. Starting at midnight, 33,000 Boeing machinists and factory workers will stop work and factories will grind to a halt. Rippling effects will be felt not only here in Washington, but all over the country.
Financial impact of potential Boeing strike
The new head of Boeing is urging union machinists to approve their tentative contract, as the financial impact of a potential strike could expand beyond the local economy.
'Sideways' impacts on Santa Barbara wine country
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Oscar-winning film 'Sideways', which had a huge impact on the wine industry and continues to drive travel where it was filmed in Santa Barbara wine country.
Tips to save money while shopping
Consumer Reports reveals there's a simple but often overlooked tool that can help you save money while shopping online and in stores.
Seattle hotel workers strike on Labor Day, seeking fair wages and staffing
Thousands of hotel workers across the United States are on strike this Labor Day, including those in Seattle, following stalled contract negotiations with major chains Hilton, Hyatt, and Marriott.
Hundreds of Seattle-area hotel workers strike for better wages, conditions
More than 700 hotel workers are striking in Seattle after months of failed union contract negotiations with Westin and Hilton. "As of now, we are paycheck to paycheck," said Violeta Reyes, a house attendant working for Westin Seattle. "It's not enough for us, the money. With prices going up, we don't deserve it."
Positive inflation report signals possible rate cut
A positive inflation report is signaling a possible rate cut at next month's Federal Reserve meeting.
Back-to-school costs surge
Back-to-school shopping this year is causing more families to feel financial pressure.