By Jim Puzzanghera
WASHINGTON — The federal government's consumer financial watchdog plans to crack down on the nation's 4,500 debt collectors with new...
By Chad Terhune
In a new line of attack on canceled health policies, two California residents are suing insurance giant Anthem Blue Cross, alleging they...
By Tiffany Hsu
Kmart is going on a holiday all-nighter, opening for bargain hunters at 6 a.m. Thanksgiving morning and keeping the lights on for 41...
By Chad Terhune
A major California hospital chain, Sutter Health, agreed to pay $46 million and disclose more pricing information to consumers to resolve...
By Lisa Zamosky
Obamacare may be in the spotlight, but an estimated 16 million California employees are facing healthcare decisions of their own —...
By Lauren Beale
The gig: Los Angeles graphologist Andrea McNichol is no stranger to high-profile court cases. As an examiner of questioned...
By Donie Vanitzian
Question: Our board directors found the lowest earthquake insurance premium is with a 20% deductible, costing our homeowner...
By Chad Terhune and Eryn Brown
A month into enrollment under the Affordable Care Act, hundreds of healthcare workers and insurance agents are still unable to sign up...
By Roger Vincent
A prime development site overlooking Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles is being sold to a San Francisco developer.
By Walter Hamilton and Tiffany Hsu
It didn't matter that consumer confidence slumped or that retail sales were weak.
By David Lazarus
It's pretty much expected that everyone knows everything about you in today's privacy-free world. But it's still freaky to see how easily...
By Chad Terhune
Thousands of Californians are discovering what Obamacare will cost them — and many don't like what they see.
By Michael Hiltzik
In today's world, brimful as it is with opinion and falsehoods masquerading as facts, you'd think the one place you can depend on for...
By Liz Weston
Dear Liz: I'm in my late 60s and plan to retire in about two years. I have a pension that will pay close to my current...
By Walter Hamilton and Jessica Guynn
Crowdfunding has raised money to build libraries, make movies and send children on school trips. Soon it may let small investors buy...
By Chad Terhune
California's insurance exchange came under fire for its plan to withhold quality ratings of health plans until late 2015 while thousands...
By Chris O'Brien
SAN FRANCISCO — With the tap of a finger, Christian Gastón Palmaz can use his iPad to remotely control one of the most...
By David Lazarus
Think you can keep a medical condition secret from life insurers by paying cash for prescription meds? Think again.
By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Netflix Inc. surpassed rival HBO in domestic subscribers in the third quarter, a milestone it credits to buzz surrounding original series...
By Michael Hiltzik
Nothing seems to get U.S. corporations' dander up like a threat to the pay and perks of their chief executives.