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The Federal Reserve went down a dangerous path after the 2008 financial crisis. It increased its balance sheet and made borrowing cheaper. The result is a $23 trillion spike in debt.

An international jewelry thief who is wanted by Interpol was busted for last week for allegedly swiping a $255,000 ring from Tiffany's and a $25,000 ring from Cartier.

Billionaire Columbia University alum Leon Cooperman says the protests at his alma mater have descended into "organized anarchy," but he believes the school is addressing it.

A new study from real estate economists at Realtor.com underscores how many U.S. homebuyers are making decisions based off of where their mom lives. It can help them cut costs.

Warren Buffett said at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting he thinks the federal government will look to increase taxes to address widening budget deficits rather than cut spending.

The IRS said more than $1 billion in unclaimed refunds for the 2020 filing year are still possible for eligible filers to claim, but time is running out.

A Florida man has sued Publix, CVS Pharmacy and Costco pharmacies and their respective pharmacists after he says he was prescribed Adderall that sent him into psychosis.

Hims & Hers Health stock declined Friday by about 8% after CEO Andrew Dudum's praise for anti-Israel campus protesters in a social media post last week.

A Yorktown, Virginia woman bought her first-ever lottery ticket in April and came away a big winner: She won the $50,000 jackpot in the "Pick 5" game.

In December 2023, Rose Inc sold for $2.5 million to AA Investments, a Hong Kong-based asset management firm when Amyris, Inc. filed for bankruptcy.

Funding for the latest enforcement efforts was included in the Democrats' health care and climate change spending bill that President Biden signed into law in 2022.

Teen clothing retailer Rue21 is filing for bankruptcy again. This time, the company will close all its stores, sell all intellectual property and hold "going out of business" sales.

Maryland transportation authorities revealed this week the estimated cost for rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore could be as high as $1.9 billion.

Novo Nordisk has been slowly increasing production capacity of its highly coveted weight loss drugs. As a result, thousands of people have began treatment per week.

Hims & Hers CEO Andrew Dudum said in a social media post that anti-Israel campus protesters are making a difference and that his company and others will hire them.