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Tesla produced its first Cybercab at Gigafactory Texas on February 17, weeks ahead of its April target. The steering-wheel-free robotaxi marks a historic milestone for autonomous vehicles.
The Department of Government Efficiency claims $160 billion in savings from federal workforce reductions, but a CBS News analysis shows the cuts have cost taxpayers $135 billion in severance, lawsuits, and economic disruption.
The 2026 tax filing season is projected to deliver a record $370 billion in refunds, with the average household receiving roughly $1,000 more than last year thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's tax cuts.
The Partnership for Public Service estimates that DOGE's federal workforce cuts have cost taxpayers $135 billion through paid leave, contract terminations, and lost productivity.
A Treasury watchdog warns the IRS entered the 2026 filing season severely understaffed after losing 19,000 employees, raising the risk of delayed refunds for millions of taxpayers.
Uber reports Q4 2025 earnings Wednesday with analysts expecting $14.28B revenue amid growing pressure from Waymo's explosive robotaxi growth.
Bitcoin briefly topped $90,000 Monday before retreating as U.S. traders continue to book losses for tax purposes, leaving the largest cryptocurrency 30% below its October high.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act doubled the Section 179 deduction to $2.5 million. Small business owners have until December 31 to buy equipment and claim the tax break.
The three-company partnership unveiled at CES 2026 has moved to real-world testing on Bay Area roads, with plans to deploy 20,000 driverless vehicles across 10+ countries.
Alphabet's Waymo has raised $16 billion to fund a massive expansion into 20-plus cities worldwide, targeting 1 million paid weekly rides by the end of 2026 as its pricing approaches parity with Uber and Lyft.
The Partnership for Public Service estimates that DOGE's federal workforce cuts have cost $135 billion in paid leave, re-hiring, and lost productivity, while the IRS could lose $323 billion in revenue over a decade.
The IRS began accepting 2025 returns on January 26 and the first refund checks are landing now. With high-yield savings at 4% APY and credit card rates near 23%, here are five ways to make your refund work.