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Inflation is forcing more Americans to rack up credit card debt in order to keep spending as the price of everyday necessities like food and gasoline surges higher.

Twitter is suing billionaire Elon Musk in the Delaware Court of Chancery in an effort to force the world's richest man to follow through on his $44 billion acquisition of the social media giant.

A Delaware judge ruled that the company that privatized operations at the port of Wilmington owes $21 million for breaching an agreement to buy the port's former stevedoring firm.

Zuckerberg ranks 20th among global billionaires with a net worth of $55 billion – his lowest ranking since 2014, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire's Index.

According to Colorado GOP Chairwoman Kristi Burton Brown, Denver's basic income plan and cash handouts for homeless people won't "help their families" or provide permanent housing.

U.S. manufacturers, plagued by supply chain issues and inflation, are demanding action from leaders as the midterm elections in November rapidly approach.

The respective legal teams for both Twitter and Elon Musk are deposing former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Tuesday, according to reports.

Google accidentally sent a security engineer named Sam Curry a payment of nearly $250,000 a few weeks ago, the engineer said in a Sept. 13 tweet.

American taxpayers living in at least 22 states could face higher taxes as a result of stubbornly high inflation, a phenomenon that is known as "bracket creep."

Mary Starks, of Davenport, Iowa, won $100,000 playing a lottery scratcher game. She also previously won $100,000 in the lottery back in March of 2020.

A new film from Netflix, "Get Smart with Money," follows four Americans as they struggle with financial issues. FOX Business spoke with producer Kristin Lazure about the money-focused documentary.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez calls out the Biden administration's divisive rhetoric and points to Miami as an example of the power of unity on 'Mornings with Maria.'

Financial expert Dr. David Phelps says inflation is decimating Americans' retirements with no end in sight, and government policies caused the crisis.

Honda Motors Co. has reportedly asked its employees to give money back from bonuses the company says were overpaid. Marysville factory employees have until Sept. 22.