Emily Lorsch

Sean "Diddy" Combs will be sentenced in two days and could spend the next 11-plus years in a 10x10 cell.

The days of plain, predictable school lunches are fading in some districts.

Some back-to-school prices are higher, some are lower, and others have stayed put since last year.

The pumpkin spice latte is officially back. Starbucks and chains like Dunkin’ and Peet’s are rolling out their fall menus. How to indulge on a budget.

Your 401(k) options could change soon.

Heritage Steel, a small, family-owned cookware manufacturer in Clarksville, Tennessee, is expecting to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in tariffs this year

Companies behind the best-known brands are sounding the alarm: Prices are going up

Martin Goebel thinks President Donald Trump's tariffs could help his business. But Goebel is instead mired in a costly battle with Cincinnati Insurance.

When Rick Huether strolls the floors of his four manufacturing plants — two in Maryland and two in Ohio — employees’ typical greetings such as, “Hey, how’s the family?” have been increasingly replaced with, “Hey Rick, should I be looking for a job somewhere else?”Huether, the CEO of Independent Can Co., has had to raise prices on customers twice this year and it’s the third time since President Donald Trump’s first term.

Some major retailers raise the online prices of certain goods days or weeks before marking them down in seasonal sales events, the NBC News Price Tracker shows.

This summer’s big sales events could offer some of the best bargains before the ongoing trade war threatens to scramble fall and winter shopping