Make saving money a fun family mission this summer. Don’t let fear hold you back from making smart investing decisions. And if you’re looking to consolidate debt, a credit card balance transfer can be a smart move - just make sure you understand the terms and weigh all your options.

A credit card balance transfer can be a smart move when consolidating existing debt - but there’s also a lot to know and consider.

Ted Rossman, Senior Industry Analyst at Bankrate.com in New York joins Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour to explain...

Running a business is costlier than ever - and staying afloat means constant pivots. Egg flights, creamsicles, and Filipino bakeries lead this summer’s hottest food trends. Plus, we meet the man behind a comic shop that’s thrived through 37 years of industry ups and downs.

Atlas Comics on Chicago’s Northwest Side has thrived for 37 years through the industry’s ups and downs. Now, with new Fantastic Four and Superman films on the horizon, nostalgia and superhero hype are fueling a surge in vintage comic book sales.

Three of the hottest food trends this summer involve eggs - a frozen treat - and ethnic-inspired bakeries...

Phil Lempert, Founder of SuperMarketGuru.com in Los Angeles joins Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour with the details...

Chicago's housing market is heating up, with home prices rising three times faster than the national average. Meanwhile, Major League Baseball is entering the women's professional softball scene. The future of housing includes numerous tech upgrades—offering convenience, energy savings, and automation—but also raising privacy concerns and potentially having a mixed impact on property values.

Major League Baseball is investing in the - Athletes Unlimited Softball League - which should boost visibility and support for women’s professional softball. It's set to debut next month. It continues a trend of greater interest and growth in women’s pro sports...

Tim Hanlon, Founder and CEO of The Vertere Group here in Chicago joins Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour with the details...

It’s the Super Bowl for stocks - Nvidia’s earnings are out after the bell today, recovering from the dangerous time known as Maycember and a WNBA star’s injury drives ticket prices down.

WNBA standout Caitlin Clark’s injury is impacting more than just the action on the court - Indiana Fever ticket prices have dropped significantly, and she’ll miss next week’s rematch with Angel Reese in Chicago.

Colin Salao - Reporter for Front Office Sports here in Chicago joins Rob Hart on the WBBM Noon Business Hour with the latest...

Two smashes propel the holiday weekend movie box office to record heights, final boarding call for bags on Southwest Airlines and heading out of town to see your favorite music artist.