We use the word buck in place of dollar all the time—at the grocery store, in the movies, at work. “That’ll be five bucks.” “She makes big bucks.” “Trying to save a few bucks.” ...

While the company benefited from opening 24 new stores during the quarter, existing stores also saw higher sales, with same-store sales growth clocking in at 5.7 per cent across the chain.

Those paying attention to the news know that the U.S. dollar has surged since the presidential election. But what does that mean for you, your wallet and your everyday spending? Let's break it ...

Hand someone a ten-dollar bill, and most people will say you handed them ten bucks. It sounds casual, quick, and natural. Everyone says it. Gas is four bucks a gallon. Burgers go for six bucks ...