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The IRS said Wednesday that it lifted the amount that workers can set aside for retirement in their 401(k), IRA and other tax-deferred plans next year.

Billionaire donors are withholding gifts to Ivy League colleges like Harvard, Columbia and UPenn over antisemitism on campus in the wake of Hamas' terror attack on Israel.

Organized retail crime troubled Los Angeles more than any other metro area in America last year, a National Retail Federation survey showed.

If you thought it was scary when the Treasury Department recently dropped a financial bomb, please sit down before you read on.

A woman received an eye-popping $7.1 million on Monday for damages in a Illinois lawsuit she filed over cooking spray-related injuries.

A federal jury in Kansas City held the National Association of Realtors and several residential brokerages liable for $1.78 billion in damages for inflating home sales commissions.

The variables that insurers use to calculate the price of a policy are, for the most part, deemed fair by customers, but they are struggling with rising costs, a recent survey said.

Jonathan Dunn, a former Delta pilot, has been indicted in Utah following an incident in which he allegedly threatened to shoot a captain, officials say.

The White House introduced a new rule on financial advice within your retirement plan and fixed index annuities, as data shows the average U.S. retiree is behind on savings goals.

A pro-Palestinian demonstration in Roblox took place mere hours after Malaysia staged its largest-yet in-person demonstration to show support for the Palestinians.

According to North Carolina officials, $170,000 worth of THC-infused snacks that were packaged using counterfeited brands were seized from store shelves.

Steve Ballmer held the No. 5 position among the most wealthy individuals globally as of Monday, according to Bloomberg figures. He started his Microsoft career in the 1980s.

Fast-food chain Panera Bread updated warnings for its "Charged Lemonade" products after a lawsuit was filed alleging the drinks caused the death of an Ivy League student.

Overall, 46% of Americans have not made any financial advances, and 36% said they aren't saving money after two years of living under soaring inflation, a recent BMO Financial survey said.

25% of Americans said they’ll boycott student loan payments after the pause. But defaulting on student loans can be severe even with Biden’s student loan safety net programs.

The Eagles holiday Christmas album -- dubbed "A Philly Special Christmas" -- is back again after last year's limited vinyl and downloads helped raise $1.25 million to local Philadelphia charities.

Child care payments have surged more than 30% since 2019, according to Bank of America, creating a new headwind for millions of families with young kids.