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"Sopranos" star Drea de Matteo told FOX Business that her OnlyFans platform allowed her to "quickly" save her home. She said she wasn't going to wait for her manager to "land" her a job.

With 2024 around the corner, restaurants in New York City’s Times Square are selling pricey packages for exclusive celebrations marking the new year.

A Costco fan from Charlotte, North Carolina, went viral on TikTok after celebrating her 30th birthday at her local Costco with family — and it ended up being "the cheapest" celebration yet.

FOX Business spoke to 4 show directors at Universal Studios Orlando in Florida — who shared how they got their jobs and what it takes to build haunted houses for a living.

Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday of September. Here are a few facts and statistics that are worth knowing about the American workforce and the upcoming holiday.

On the Fourth of July, a federal holiday, Americans spend money on food, fireworks, travel and patriotic decorations. Here are 10 quick facts on leading industries.

The Knot Worldwide’s new "2023 Global Wedding Report" surveyed over 25,000 couples around the world to see how modern relationships are starting and how much couples are spending on weddings.

A bride and groom from Georgia bought food from Chili’s for their 99 wedding guests. They spent $1,950 total, but skipping the delivery fee created its own set of challenges.

A new holiday gift survey suggests most American parents would prefer to have money that goes toward Mother’s Day or Father’s Day gifts instead be used on their children instead.

Each year, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May. Here are numbers associated with the annual holiday celebrated across the United States.

Here are 10 popular restaurant chains that are having Cinco de Mayo promotions that may include free t-shirts, menu items, discounted meals and or drinks.

Here are 10 fun, numerical facts about Christmas and popular holiday traditions including Christmas trees, cookie consumption, candy canes and more.

A Bankrate survey says fewer guests will attend weddings in 2022 despite a forecasted "wedding boom" — inflation may be the cause. Here's what to know.