Hope you had a good weekend, MarketWatchers. Here are some of Monday’s top stories to kick off your week.
Personal Finance How Disneyland used its ‘magic’ to persuade people to spend more moneyDisney has influenced everything from shopping malls to public transportation.
After the report on systematic sexual abuse in Pennsylvania involving 1,000 children over 7 decades, some worry their donations have been enabling a culture of secrecy.
Fake news is all the more appealing in uncertain and stressful times, psychologists say.
California’s booming tech sector has helped the state to recover.
This woman has seen her own creditworthiness fall since they’ve been together.
Experts say this T-shirt is just the latest example of luxury goods companies trying to be cool.
Why do fewer girls rise up the ranks in math class?
A new study casts a light on the reasons why students pick their college major.
If you run your business from home and use a pickup, van or SUV for it, you could save big.
The Turkish lira has a been on a roller coaster ride in recent days, but political and economic uncertainties abound on the Anatolian peninsula.
The Federal Reserve is making a ‘huge error’ by hiking interest rates because it believes the labor market is tight, a leading academic said Monday.
Since the financial crisis, economists have been frustrated by their lack of influence in Washington, writes Peter Morici.
Investors hurt by more than a decade of low interest rates are searching for higher returns in uncharted areas, leading to a boom in the litigation finance industry, where lawsuits are funded by third parties.
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