Tax Day is now July 15. Why you should get your return in even sooner
Accountants are celebrating a 90-day reprieve on filing income tax returns from 2019. If you're due a refund, you should get your return in now. Here's why it pays to act.
Accountants are celebrating a 90-day reprieve on filing income tax returns from 2019. If you're due a refund, you should get your return in now. Here's why it pays to act.
Seven days after the Trump administration said people would get a break on their student loans as the coronavirus tears across the country, closing down businesses and spiking unemployment, the companies that service federal student loans and the U.S. Department of Education are still grappling with how to implement the interest waiver.
As congressional lawmakers work on an economic stimulus package in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, critics say any corporation that gets federal aid should be banned from future stock buybacks. Here's what the practice is and why it generates criticism.
Small business owners are sending food deliveries, hiring spouses and more to support their workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
With food flying off the shelves as fast as exhausted shop assistants can replenish them, British supermarkets have stepped up their hiring to see them through the coronavirus crisis.
Spanish authorities said on Friday they would turn a Madrid conference center into a giant makeshift military hospital for thousands of coronavirus patients, as Europe's second-worst outbreak claimed another 235 lives.
Lyft Inc on Friday told drivers they could sign up for delivery services for healthcare, government services and groceries as ride-hailing demand plummeted during the rapid spread of coronavirus in the United States.
Uber Taxi suspended its operations in Saudi Arabia until further notice due to measures announced by interior ministry, a company statement said on Friday.
As many as 300,000 European Union citizens are seeking repatriation due to the coronavirus outbreak, with Latin America and Southeast Asia two regions from where it is proving tough to get people home, the EU's top diplomat said on Friday.
A further 39 people have died in England after testing positive for the coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed deaths in the country to 167, the National Health Service said on Friday.
The collapse in global passenger flights has left airlines with fresh challenges: how to manage overhedged jet fuel positions as oil prices crashed to just a third of some contracts agreed in anticipation of rising prices and solid air travel demand.
French utility EDF is introducing stricter hygiene procedures at its nuclear plants after walk-outs by a small number of workers who feared getting infected with coronavirus during radiation screening, union and industrial sources said on Friday.
Nearly half a million litres of confiscated vodka and rectified spirit will be sent to Polish public institutions in need of disinfectant amid the coronavirus outbreak, Poland's prosecutor's office said on Friday.
As Washington haggles over how much money to send to Americans in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic, there could be one more side effect: taxes. Here's how much the government is currently thinking about sending you, and how much of a cut it may or may not take.