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President Biden is gearing up to make an announcement on student loan debt forgiveness, but a new analysis shows that cancelling debt could cost up $980 billion.

Three customers and an animal welfare nonprofit are suing Whole Foods Market, claiming the Amazon.com unit is falsely marketing beef with the slogan "No Antibiotics, Ever."

College is back in session, which means college students are preparing to dole out a hefty chunk of change on tuition fees and school supplies. They are targets for scammers.

Warren Buffett is once again holding an auction to raise money for one of his hometown charities, this time with a high-tech signed portrait. Bidding has already topped $30,000.

The CEO of personal safety company SABRE, David Nance, describes the trends he has been noticing as it pertains to the sale of pepper spray in recent years.

Peiter Zatko, the social media giant's former security chief, sent the whistleblower disclosures to Congress, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice in July.

Under Julian Robertson Jr.'s leadership, Tiger Management LLC brought in annual gains of about 25%. He found success early on in his career on Wall Street.

Aha! parent ExpressJet filed for bankruptcy to sell its assets as travel demand lessened during periods of new COVID-19 variants and fuel prices skyrocketed.

Former Council of Economic Advisors Chairman Kevin Hassett accuses the Biden administration of using student debt relief as an attempt to buy votes from its Democratic base.

The euro fell below the dollar for the first time in 20 years. Cheaper European hotel and restaurant prices will benefit the American consumer traveling overseas.

The former security chief alleges that Twitter executives misled the board, shareholders and federal regulators about "extreme, egregious deficiencies" at the social media giant.

Rent is skyrocketing nationwide, squeezing U.S. households across the country

Russia's attack on German energy leads to a return of the use of coal. Coal creates more carbon emissions than natural gas causing environmental damage.

The subpoena comes as the Tesla chief executive and social media giant are preparing to go head-to-head in a legal battle beginning Oct. 17. The litigation stems from the termination of Musk's $44 billion acquisition.

JPMorgan Chase strategists expect the Federal Reserve to approve another mega-sized interest rate hike when they meet next month, but to slow the pace of increases after that.

An owner of several laundromats in California, Derek Thoms, explained on Monday what prompted him to move his family out of California, citing a recent rise in crime as the impetus.