Twitter reports sales growth, but pulls outlook amid Musk buy
Social media company sees daily users jump to 229 million, while sales fall just shy of analyst forecasts.
Americans need $35.80 an hour to afford basics. Few make that.
Workers in only two of 3,100 U.S. counties typically earn enough to meet basic needs, new study finds.
19 major U.S. companies pay little to no tax, report says
Corporations enjoyed their most profitable year since the 1950s. But some aren't paying taxes, a new report says.
Taxes 2022: Here's how to get an extension from the IRS
As of April 9, some 50 million Americans had yet to file their returns. Here's what to do if you need more time.
Twitter adopts "poison pill" plan to block Elon Musk's acquisition
The social media company said the plan doesn't prohibit an acquisition if it is in the "best interests of Twitter and its shareholders."
Here's where Americans get the biggest tax refunds
Residents of Wyoming, Connecticut and New York lead the nation in getting bigger checks from the IRS. Here's why.
Locals react to Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter for $43 billion
Billionaire founder of Tesla launches hostile bid for the social media company, saying it "needs to be transformed."
Amy's Kitchen faces boycott threat after workers allege mistreatment
Employees claim unsafe working conditions at one of the organic food maker's plants have led to lost limbs and other injuries.
Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion
Billionaire founder of Tesla launches hostile bid for the social media company, saying it "needs to be transformed."
Last-minute tax moves that can put money in your pocket
As the April 18 tax filing deadline nears, here are some tips for reducing what you owe or landing a bigger refund.
Unaffordable insulin may be a human rights abuse, watchdog says
Drug companies "know that people are dying, that people can't afford this," said one diabetic.
Worried about an IRS audit? Here's how to avoid getting flagged
Experts say there are a number of things people can do to lower the chance of getting audited by the IRS.
Mocked by Biden as "rubble," the Russian ruble has bounced back
The ruble has bounced back after its initial plunge following Western sanctions. Here's why.
Retirements are again fueling a shortage in the labor force
The biggest share of people leaving the workforce in March was due to retirements, new study finds.
Walmart boosts annual pay for new truck drivers to $110,000
Nation's largest retailer is hiking salaries for drivers in its private fleet. Long-term drivers can earn even more, it said.