Новости за 26.02.2024

With FAFSA errors and rising education costs, the return of unused financial aid may be a welcome relief to students.

Kevin O'Leary said it is "a little scary" that the New York AG plans to seize President Trump's assets if he doesn't pay the $354 million fine in the civil fraud ruling.

The pesticide chlormequat is garnering attention after a study showed that it was prevalent in a number of oat-based foods, including Quaker Oats and Cheerios.

Concerns about a possible cholera outbreak onboard the Norwegian Dawn prompted Mauritius officials to keep the ship out of Port Louis over the weekend.

The IRS has provided an early glimpse at tax refund data, revealing just how much money taxpayers can expect to receive from Uncle Sam this filing season.

Housing market has been sidelining a growing number of buyers and sellers. As the election year ramps up, there is more uncertainty surrounding the market.

The Federal Trade Commission is suing to block Kroger's proposed $24.6 billion deal to buy a major rival, saying it would lead to higher prices for millions of Americans.

The latest trends in interest rates for personal loans from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.

Vice Media CEO Bruce Dixon said in his memo to staff last week that several hundred employees would be laid off and the company would stop publishing content on Vice.com.

Mortgage rates fluctuate almost daily based on economic conditions. Here are today’s mortgage rates and what you need to know about getting the best rate.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses the case of Tyler Loudon who pleaded guilty to securities fraud related to insider trading after eavesdropping on his wife's work calls.

Warren Buffett's annual letter to shareholders was more personal than years past following the passing of his partner Charlie Munger but it also contained investment tidbits that investors crave.

The U.S. economy will see another solid year of growth in 2024, according to a new survey published by the National Association for Business Economics.

Mortgage rates soared and housing remained unaffordable in 2023, causing prospective buyers to turn to tiny homes and fixer-uppers.

High school junior Sophia Castiblanco discusses how she started investing at a young age and reveals the three stocks that helped her purchase a Tesla.

Republican lawmakers are doubling down on their opposition to a central bank digital currency, arguing the federal government could use it to spy on Americans’ financial activity.

Goldman Sachs analysts said in a note to clients that widespread use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could help to boost U.S. economic growth.

Many industries were hit with layoffs in 2023, but for those who want to find a position with more job security, social media users say the answer is simple: the federal government.

Flowcode and former AOL CEO Tim Anderson discusses artificial intelligence and the influence Nvidia's success has had on other CEOs' growing interest.

Walmart's three-for-one stock split will give more investors and employees the ability to buy full shares of the company, and it goes back to founder Sam Walton's mission.

Security and shoplifting experts say thieves have become emboldened by soft-on-crime policies and led retailers to adopt drastic measures to combat theft.

What happens if you truly dislike your boss at work but still care about your job and your career progress? Two executive experts weighed in with insights and tips for employees.

A McDonald’s customer in Boston punched an employee at the restaurant several times after he grew angry because they touched the lid of his drink.

Las Vegas can boast a new transportation option after German teledriving company Vay launched its first fleet of fully driverless cars in the major US city.

Reddit co-founder and CEO Steve Huffman was thrust into the spotlight last week after the social media platform filed for its initial public offering.