Money

Federal authorities seized $3.6 million in stolen Bitcoin and arrested a couple in Manhattan Tuesday in what’s considered the Justice Department’s largest financial cryptocurrency bust to date.

COVID-19 is causing a mass decrease in college enrollment but students are potentially missing out on major lifetime earnings, according to a report by My eLearning World.

The Amex Rewards Checking account offers wide range of benefits, including an annual percentage yield rate of 0.5% and no maintenance or minimum balance fees.

The IRS paid out the last monthly installment of the child tax credit in December, but millions of parents are still entitled to more money from the expanded program.

A new study ranks the top mid-size and large cities by community friendliness to determine the most neighborly cities in America.

Former President Trump revealed, during an exclusive interview on “Mornings with Maria” on Tuesday, that his priority is getting “tough on crime.”

The number of small businesses raising prices on consumers in order to offset red-hot inflation rose to the highest level in 48 years, according to a new survey published on Tuesday.

The U.S. Postal Service said it will buy at least 5,000 electric delivery trucks after President Biden and the EPA urged it to electrify its fleet.

Compared with credit cards, personal loans offer lower interest rates and more favorable repayment terms.

The IRS has agreed to abandon its plan to use facial recognition through a third party to identify taxpayers after both Republican and Democratic lawmakers condemned the practice.

FOX Business host gives his take on the COMPETES Act on 'Kudlow.'

Rumble has offered Joe Rogan a $100 million deal to join the Canada-based video platform in an attempt to woo the popular podcast host away from Spotify.

A new poll shows that U.S. adults believe President Joe Biden will make little progress in canceling debt for student loan borrowers in 2022.

Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin was hit Monday with an ethics complaint over his failure to properly disclose stock shares that his wife, Sarah Bloom Raskin, received for her work at a Colorado-based financial technology company.

After a year of virtual learning, a new concern is crippling the classroom: violence and crime.

The MBA reports that mortgage refinancing activity rose 18% during the last week of January, outpacing the demand for home purchase loans.

An Arizona man left Las Vegas not realizing he had won a $229,368 slot machine jackpot.

California's Public Utilities Commission fined Southern California Gas Co. $10 million for improperly spending ratepayer money on lobbying.