Companies added 213,000 jobs this month, the ADP and Moody's Analytics data show. Economists polled by Refinitiv expected payrolls to grow by 178,000.The strong jobs growth comes even
Apple Inc. posted a sharp decline in revenue for its holiday quarter. That wasn’t a surprise. What follows might be. The company issued a weaker-than-expected sales forecast for the current
Thinking of buying a luxury vacation home in 2019? Real estate industry experts say now is the time to start looking. End of January is a usually a gloomy time
The Fed held interest rates steady at the end of a two-day meeting in which it struck language in a December policy statement that projected “some further” rate hikes would
The siren song of penny stocks lures many inexperienced investors, but the results are almost always disastrous. Eventually, investors learn that price per share doesn't actually reveal anything useful about
The U.S. economy is booming and unemployment is at a low, but that doesn’t paint the whole picture of the financial reality of the average American. According to a new report
Filing taxes can be complicated, but a simple mistake or a slight exaggeration could warrant an audit from the Internal Revenue Service. Here’s how someone is chosen for an audit:
(Reuters) - Payday lenders’ stocks have emerged as big winners during the record-long U.S. government shutdown, though the updraft could prove short-lived. Shares of pawn brokers, payday lenders and other subprime
Presidential contender Elizabeth Warren suggested a new tax on the rich Thursday that could cost American billionaires $85 billion a year, according to a Forbes analysis. The plan would not
