An activist investor may urge Duke Energy to ‘get back to basics’
Elliott Management, an activist known in the tech sector, is reportedly making further inroads into utilities.
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How to Find an Idea for Your First Startup
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Many Americans can’t afford an emergency expense. Some are calling for employers to help with that
Studies show that just one unexpected expense could set many Americans back. Now, some are calling for employers to help encourage emergency savings.
2020 tax returns are due to the IRS on May 17. Here are some last-minute filing tips
Individual tax returns for 2020 are due for most Americans on May 17. Taxpayers need to file by the deadline or they could face penalties
Mega Millions jackpot is $430 million. If you win, avoid these blunders
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Travel search site Trivago pivots amid pandemic to cut costs while expanding its horizons
Travel search company Trivago treated the pandemic as an opportunity to slim down and set its sights on offering new products to meet customer demand.
Introducing: MicroVentures + Policygenius Life Insurance
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Almost 2 million Americans will lose supplemental unemployment benefits in 16 states
Almost 2 million people will see a loss or reduction in jobless benefits due to state withdrawal from federal unemployment programs.
Shirley Chung of 'Top Chef' pivoted her business and became a voice against anti-Asian hate
After hearing about anti-Asian hate crimes and experiencing racism at her own restaurant, "Top Chef" finalist Shirley Chung felt a need to speak out.
Travel search site Trivago pivots amid the pandemic to cut costs while expanding its horizons
Travel search company Trivago treated the pandemic as an opportunity to slim down and set its sights on offering new products to meet customer demand.
'Embrace the volatility' of the markets and stay with your original investment plan, financial experts say
U.S. stocks have recently whipsawed on inflation fears and tech stock rebounds. Advisors recommend embracing volatility and having a plan.
Lack of workers is hurting small businesses' ability to keep up with demand
The effect of unemployment pay's role on the worker shortage in industries across the nation is up for debate.
Interest rates on new federal student loans will rise by nearly 1% as of July. Here's what borrowers need to know
The interest rates on federal student loans will rise by nearly 1% starting in July. Here's what else borrowers need to know.
Government offers discounts for high-speed internet. Here's who's eligible and how to sign up
Low-income Americans may be eligible for a $50 monthly discount on high-speed internet service. There’s also a one-time $100 subsidy for tablets and laptops.
More than 1 million Americans will lose supplemental unemployment benefits in 14 states
More than 1 million people will see a loss or reduction in jobless benefits due to state withdrawal from federal unemployment programs.