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The cash payout is estimated at $707.9 million, which would produce a one-time tax bill of $261.9 million without considering other income, deductions and credits.

A Florida man was sentenced to over eight years in prison for obtaining more than $7 million in COVID relief funds

Google filed a Supreme Court brief case hoping to keep a liability shield that would keep them immune from lawsuits if content they recommend causes harm.

In 2022, Lucid Motors overcame production targets despite supply-chain snarls but still lagged rivals like Tesla and Rivian in proportionate delivery of EVs.

Cryptocurrency analytics firm Chainalysis reported Thursday that crypto crimes hit a record high of more than $20B last year, and the true number is likely even higher.

A group of around two dozen athletes, including Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and Milwaukee Bucks small forward Khris Middleton, have acquired a northern Iowa farm.

CEO of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes John Catsimatidis discusses the impact of inflation and oil prices.

Building up their emergency funds is a New Year’s financial resolution for many Americans, according to a survey by Personal Capital. Here’s how to boost your savings.

Tax-filing season officially begins on Jan. 23, the Internal Revenue Service announced on Tuesday. Taxpayers have until April 18 to submit their returns.

Starting in 2024, Americans can make tax-free rollovers of eligible 529 plan funds to a Roth IRA in the same beneficiary’s name. Here's what that means for you.

A judge on Wednesday ordered the Detroit Institute of Arts to hold onto a painting by famous post-impressionist Vincent van Gogh following a lawsuit by the work's owner.

Inflation fell but remained stubbornly high in December, squeezing Americans in the form of higher prices for basic necessities like groceries and rent.

The federal government is expected to reach its debt limit in the next few weeks which will prompt the Treasury to take extraordinary measures to stave off default.

House Ways and Means Committee Chair Rep. Jason Smith discusses his plan to cut government spending, create jobs and boost wages for the American people.

Smaller attractions like this are emblematic of a shift in the company's larger strategy, which typically focuses on large destination resorts.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has repeatedly called for companies to increase wages, a plea that has gained urgency as prices for everyday goods have surged.

Gas prices kept climbing but are likely to start dropping again as demand drops, AAA said.

Larger Social Security payments are set to begin this week for millions of retired Americans, who will see an 8.7% cost-of-living bump to their benefits.