Dove ad isn't only racial problem for Unilever
Unilever, L'Oreal and other cosmetics giants make millions from "skin lightening" creams that portray darker skin as negative
Dunkin' Donuts tests new sales strategy: Fewer donuts
Restaurant chain is testing a pared-down menu as it rebrands and tries to take on Starbucks
Meet the "Mr. Monopoly" who photobombed the Equifax hearing
How the familiar top-hatted, monocle-sporting figure ended up twirling his mustache behind credit bureau's ex-CEO
Can the U.S. afford the massive cost of gun violence?
Americans may not think gun violence affects them, but taxpayers are often forced to pick up the staggering tab
Americans are getting socked with record-high ATM fees
Going to the cash machine can leave consumers poorer, thanks to fees that keep climbing
Equifax CEO departs in wake of massive data breach
Richard Smith retired as credit reporting agency's chief executive only weeks after the company disclosed the hack
These are the world's most valuable brands
One industry accounts for most of the top-ranked brands, which are favored by both consumers and investors
Reeling from its London license loss, Uber rallies customers
The city's ban could kill millions in revenue for the ride-hailing app, which has 40,000 drivers and 3.5 million customers there
Working for peanuts: Detained immigrants paid $1 a day
Private-prison operator accused of violating state minimum-wage law, including offering snacks as payment
CEO's bonus slashed after vulgar Kathy Griffin rant
Upscale homebuilder also warns Jeffrey Mezger that another expletive-filled tirade could get him fired
Why did Toys "R" Us go bust? It's not just Amazon
Range of factors -- not just the ecommerce giant -- killed all the fun for the nation's biggest toy seller
"Trust has been an issue": Facebook's ads take a sour turn
Targeted advertising is cheap and efficient, luring millions of businesses -- as well as bots and Russia
Who gets married today? The rich and educated
Meet America's marriage gap, where high school grads and those with lower income are less likely to wed
Olive Garden revives the "Pasta Pass" after 1-second sellout
Italian food chain is selling 22,000 of the unlimited pasta cards, but chances are you won't get one
America's new malady: Men's shrinking paychecks
Their problematic dwindling earnings go against the trend of rising household -- and women's -- income