The Paycheck Protection Program has a problem. It will likely run out of money before May 31 deadline
The Paycheck Protection Program was recently extended to May 31. It will probably run out of money before then.
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More colleges move to make vaccines mandatory for students
A growing number of colleges and universities will require students to get the Covid vaccine before returning to campus in the fall.
Op-ed: Here's a smart tax-planning strategy for bitcoin investors
Have bitcoin and want to liquidate, diversify, get a tax deduction, enjoy lifetime income and be generous? The answer may be a charitable remainder trust.
Plaid valuation tops $13 billion in first funding after a scrapped $5.3 billion merger with Visa
Plaid raised a new round of capital that nearly triples its valuation after a deal to be bought by Visa fell apart.
New college grad job outlook looks promising for Class of 2021
For students entering an uncertain job market with little to no experience, here are tips for getting a virtual foot in the door.
Plaid valuation tops $13 billion in first funding following scrapped $5.3 billion merger with Visa
Plaid raised a new round of capital that nearly triples its valuation after a deal to be bought by Visa fell apart.
Warren Buffett-backed automaker sells more electric cars in March than Nio and Xpeng delivered
BYD disclosed Tuesday that its of battery-powered passenger cars totaled 16,301 units last month.
Consumer protection agency cracks down on mortgage servicers that don't assist struggling homeowners
The CFPB expects mortgage servicers to offer homeowners options before foreclosing on them. Here's what it means for you.
Morgan Stanley dumped $5 billion in Archegos’ stocks the night before massive fire sale hit rivals
It's a previously unreported detail that shows the extraordinary steps some banks took to protect themselves from incurring losses amid a client's meltdown.
Consumer protection group cracks down on mortgage servicers that don't assist struggling homeowners
The CFPB expects mortgage servicers to offer homeowners options before foreclosing on them. Here's what it means for you.
Teaching personal finance to kids can help to close the Black wealth gap
Fewer Black and Hispanic students than whites are required to take a personal finance course to graduate high school, research shows.
Amended return may be needed to get full refund on $10,200 unemployment tax break, IRS says
Americans who collected unemployment benefits last year may need to file an amended tax return in some cases to get their maximum tax refund, the IRS...
1 in 10 people fall victim to gift card scams, AARP says
Americans have lost about $245 million to gift card scams since 2018, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The typical person lost $840.
Op-Ed: Employers' diversity and equity efforts often overlook people with disabilities
The conversation around diversity, equity and inclusion overlooks the most underemployed segment of our population — people with disabilities.
Supreme Court handed Google a win in a decade-long court battle with Oracle
The New York Times Shira Ovide Apr 5, 2021 The 6-2 ruling, which overturns a victory for Oracle, marks a climax to a decade-old case that...