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The purchase was part of the TASE's secondary offering of 18.5% of its shares, in which it sold 17.2 million shares at 20.60 shekels per share for 353.4 million shekels ($95 million).

Most Americans say they lack the funds to cover a $1,000 emergency expense, according to a new survey from Bankrate, whose top economic says inflation is a "key culprit."

The IRS said Tuesday that it will simplify the "difficult to understand" notices that it sends to taxpayers as part of the $80 billion modernization push.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a plan to wipe out up to $2 billion in medical debt for hundreds of thousands of city residents during a press conference on Jan. 22, 2024.

Only 13 electric vehicle models qualify for the full $7,500 credit, with Tesla and GM seeing the biggest hit.

The number of Americans working from home has surged, but remote workers in five states face a potential tax shock this tax-filing season from the IRS.

A Denver pastor admits to accusation made against him and his wife in a civil fraud lawsuit filed to seek relief for investors of an alleged cryptocurrency fraud scheme,

New Yorkers have to deal with the highest car insurance premiums. The yearly premium for full-coverage car insurance in New York averaged $3,374, according to Insurify.

Members of Gen Z are coming to grips with the high costs of goods today — and want to be more authentic about what they can afford. Experts weigh in on the "loud budgeting" money trend.

Fitness brand GymBird introduced a new contest on Monday, where they will either give $5,000 to the contest winner or to their opposing political party, if they lose.

Exxon Mobil is suing to block a group of activist shareholders from bringing up a climate proposal covering emissions by users' of Exxon's products for a vote at a shareholder meeting.

Ex-Harvard University President Larry Summers condemned the school's current leadership in a social media post on Sunday over their pick to lead an antisemitism task force.