Black women make nearly $1 million less than white men during their careers
Black women are paid an average 63 cents for each dollar paid to non-Hispanic white men. In effect, they must work 579 days to make what...
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Senate infrastructure bill ends a Covid-era business tax break early
A $1 trillion Senate infrastructure bill unveiled Sunday would cut the timeline to claim the employee retention tax credit by three months, to Oct. 1.
Here’s where return-to-office plans stand now
A recent surge in Covid cases due to the delta variant have caused some employers to delay their return-to-office plans.
SolarEdge shares surge after quarterly earnings top estimates
The residential solar power company’s shares gained on Tuesday morning following strong quarterly results.
While many investors want a portfolio with a purpose, not all put their money where their mouth is, survey finds
Close to a third of investors said in a recent survey that they want to practice socially responsible investing but have yet to employ the strategy.
Rocket Companies jumps as mortgage lender announces expansion into solar
Rocket Companies on Monday announced plans to enter the solar energy market.
The break for student loan borrowers ends next month. How to be prepared
The federal government's break from payments for student loan borrowers will come to an end next month. Experts suggest taking these steps to get ready.
You may want to rethink where you put your emergency cash amid rising inflation
As costs rise, interest rates are not keeping up. That means you may want to shop around with regard to where you keep your cash.
Despite national protection expiring, some states will continue banning evictions
After almost a year, the national ban on evictions is now over. Some states, however, will continue to limit the proceedings for months more.
State exits from unemployment programs help raise $53 billion for infrastructure
States' early withdrawals from federal unemployment programs saved billions of dollars, which Senate lawmakers are using to finance their infrastructure agenda.
Affluent Americans are ready to spend on family, luxury travel again, Amex finds — and they're often paying with vouchers
Amex Trendex survey finds affluent travelers want to take a family vacation again soon. They're will to pay for luxury, but they're also using travel credits.
New investors are jumping into the market during the post-pandemic boom
Young investors were enticed into investing post-pandemic. That is a good thing, some experts say.
Top Wall Street analysts are betting on more gains for these stocks as earnings continue
TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, like Tesla & Nike
Utilities are struggling to keep the lights on as fires, drought plague California
Droughts, wildfires and other extreme events fueled by climate change have put grid operators in the Western U.S. under pressure.
There’s an unemployment cliff coming. More than 7.5 million may fall off
Programs paying expanded unemployment benefits are ending nationally on Sept. 6. It doesn't appear lawmakers will extend the deadline again.