The success of TurboTax rests on a shaky foundation, one that could collapse overnight if the U.S. government did what most wealthy countries did long ago and made tax filing simple and free for most citizens.
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Mortgages are millennials' biggest debts. And nearly as many millennials have a mortgage as undergraduate student loan debt.
Financial incentives beckon for workers willing to start out — or start over — in underpopulated areas across the U.S.
Deutsche Lufthansa AG faces a full-day strike at four of its units today after the UFO cabin-crew union extended its walkout until midnight.
At first glance, it may seem like a paradox: Even as the economy rides a 10-year winning streak, tens of thousands of workers across the country, from General Motors employees to teachers in Chicago, are striking to win better wages and benefits. But, according to those on strike, the strong growth is precisely the point. Autoworkers, teachers and other workers accepted austerity when the economy was in a free fall, expecting to share in the...
Boeing board to meet in Texas as scrutiny intensifies: sources
With trade tensions undermining confidence and global growth, economic leaders are increasingly pushing each other to fix the shortcomings that fueled the disputes, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said Saturday.
It's important to know why you want to start a business in the first place.
A former bohemian mecca, San Francisco now lays claim to the most expensive housing in the West, with a median home price of $1.4 million.
U.S. authorities have started active preparations in response to the rising threat of an outbreak of African swine fever.
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Tentative labor deal aside, the transition to electric and autonomous vehicles is leaving a generation of workers behind.
In one text, a Boeing pilot said performance of a critical system was "egregious."
Walmart is trying a new recruiting approach: offering high school students free SAT and ACT prep, subsidizing a large chunk of their tuition, and offering them the chance to earn some college credit.
The global luxury brand, born in Paris, has found a home on the range to make handbags for a world of picky consumers and trade wars.
Good things came in small sizes for Coca-Cola last quarter. The company reported sales that topped forecasts, thanks in part to a double-digit increase in volume for its 7.5-ounce mini cans.
There’s been a boom in new foods and beverages for children six months to 3 years old, packaged for convenience and promising to make children stronger and smarter. But most are extremely high in sugar.
China’s top trade negotiator offered positive signals that talks with the U.S. are making progress and both sides are working toward a partial trade deal.
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