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The 2026 filing season launched January 26 with sweeping new provisions from the One Big Beautiful Bill, including no tax on tips, enhanced senior deductions, and the new Trump Accounts for children.
The Department of Education reversed course and delayed wage garnishment for millions of defaulted student loan borrowers. Here's what changed, what happens next, and what borrowers should do now.
SK Hynix reports historic 2025 results with operating profit nearly doubling to $34 billion, surpassing Samsung Electronics as AI chip demand transforms the memory market.
The European Union and China are close to replacing controversial EV tariffs with a minimum price undertaking, reshaping the global electric vehicle market.
Visa reports fiscal Q1 2026 earnings Wednesday with analysts expecting 12% revenue growth. The payments giant offers crucial insights into consumer spending health.
NAHB Housing Market Index falls to 37 as builders report persistent affordability challenges, with price cuts averaging 6% and sales incentives at 10-month highs.
EIA projects gasoline prices will average below $3 per gallon in 2026 for the first time since 2020, as global oil oversupply drives sustained relief for American drivers.
With the U.S. dollar at four-year lows, investors need to rethink portfolio construction. Here are actionable strategies to hedge currency risk and potentially profit from dollar weakness.
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate has fallen to 6.06%, the lowest since January 2023, creating improved affordability for spring home buyers entering a market showing early signs of inventory relief.
With Congress deadlocked over DHS funding, a partial government shutdown looms Friday. Here's what you need to know about how it could affect your finances.
Corning reports Q4 results Wednesday following a record-breaking $6 billion Meta deal that sent shares surging and validated the company's bet on AI infrastructure.
With the Bureau of Labor Statistics sidelined by government shutdown, ADP's private employment reports have become the primary window into America's labor market.