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Tax law changes you need to know before filing

Tax changes passed in 2017 have kicked in fully, and 2019 brought its own additional changes, as well. Taxpayers need to know what's different with everything from alimony to education write-offs. The good news: Filing for free should be easier now and some tax breaks have made a comeback.

Apple extends store closures in China over coronavirus

Apple Inc. is extending its retail store closures in China by a few days as the coronavirus continues to spread, potentially crimping sales in a critical region for longer than expected.

Workers try to escape retail 'merry-go-round' as jobs disappear

As store chains close shops and jobs disappear, retail workers are looking for ways to escape the retail world's 'merry-go-round'

Tesla to Resume Production at Shanghai Factory on Feb. 10

Tesla Inc. will resume production at its factory in China’s eastern city of Shanghai on Feb. 10 after an extended closure over the holiday period amid the novel coronavirus.

Uber falters in first legal attack on California gig worker law

Uber Technologies Inc. and Postmates Inc. are unlikely to put a quick stop to a landmark California law they call a monstrous threat to their business models.

DOJ notifies 4 automakers it has dropped antitrust investigation

The Justice Department notified four major automakers that it has closed an antitrust investigation involving the companies, launched after they rejected the Trump administration's relaxed air pollution and mileage regulations, a department official told CNN.

Bombardier jumps on report of talks to sell A220 stake to Airbus

Bombardier Inc.’s ill-fated foray into building jetliners may be nearing an end, and investors are applauding.The company is in advanced talks to sell its stake in Airbus SE’s A220 program to the European aerospace giant, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

Stocks close lower on renewed coronavirus worries

Stocks ended lower Friday as worries over the coronavirus’ impact on the Chinese economy outweighed the release of stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data.

Fed says risks to economy easing

A "moderately" expanding U.S. economy was slowed last year by a manufacturing slump and weak global growth, but key risks have receded and the likelihood of recession has declined, the U.S. Federal Reserve said in its latest monetary policy report to the U.S. Congress.

BHP in Talks to Delay Copper Shipments to China as Virus Spreads

BHP Group Ltd., the world’s top miner, is in talks with Chinese customers to delay shipments of copper concentrates as the nation extended plant shutdowns to combat the spread of the coronavirus, according to people familiar with the matter.

How Trump's 3 years of job gains compares with Obama's

You don't have to go back far to find three years of better job growth than has been achieved under President Donald Trump. Just to back to the previous three years under President Barack Obama.

Onetime billionaire says he's now worth nothing

The brother of Asia’s richest man was ordered to set aside $100 million in his dispute with three Chinese banks, even as he pleaded poverty.

Buying 100 shares of these stocks would have made you rich

With the right stock, a small holding can turn into a fortune.

Cloud software vendor Snowflake is valued at $12.4 billion

Snowflake was well past $100 million in revenue in 2019, CEO Frank Slootman said.

Why investors should check out Domino's Pizza

Cash flow growth for Domino's Pizza is higher than many of its peers.

3 stocks I'll never sell

These businesses have proved they can stand the test of time.

Pinterest stock soars after analysts say forecast seems conservative

Pinterest Inc. may want to tack its latest earnings report to its inspiration board, judging by the market’s reaction.

7 raw materials stocks that pay more

These commodity stocks all pay above-average dividends to shareholders.

5 Exciting Email Marketing Trends to Watch in 2020

Happy email subscribers equal higher engagement rates and conversions.