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Four in 10 nonretirees say they have enough money to live comfortably now and expect to in retirement. While improved, it still lags pre-recession levels. Meanwhile, 30% say they are not comfortable now and will not be in retirement.

Indians' approval of their country's leadership jumped from 30% to 63% last year after their new Prime Minister Narendra Modi led his party to victory. But these high hopes have yet to translate into better lives for Indians.

Why the country's healthcare policies must better integrate social care with healthcare.

Boomer spending is on the rebound. But marketers should take note: older and younger boomers are spending differently.

U.S. federal government employees are slightly less engaged in their jobs than those outside the federal government. With two million employees in the federal government, this equates to billions of dollars in lost value for their agencies and ...

Wary consumers will give more money to the businesses they feel emotionally connected to -- while ignoring, or even opposing, those that provide them no value.

One in four U.S. veterans (24%) say they know a service member or veteran who was a victim of sexual harassment, sexual assault, or rape that occurred in the military. Among female veterans surveyed, this percentage jumps to 60%.

Gallup's Economic Confidence Index held steady at -14 last week, maintaining the slight gains it made the prior week.

Nearly one in three microbusiness owners in the U.S. depend on a second job as their main source of personal income, according to the new Sam's Club/Gallup Microbusiness Tracker.

After falling slightly the previous week, U.S. economic confidence mostly recovered last week. The Gallup Economic Confidence Index stands at -18.