Musk is taking charge of Twitter "at worst possible time"
The social network is struggling to attract advertisers. Would turning it into a self-styled bastion of free speech make things worse?
Meta's value has plunged by $700 billion since last year. Wall Street calls it a "train wreck."
A year ago, Facebook's parent company was worth $1 trillion. But a risky bet on the metaverse has investors worried.
Buyers rush to buy "inflation-proof" I-bonds, crashing website
Government agency doubled server capacity to handle an influx of orders, but some slowdowns are still occurring.
Meta's value has plunged by $700 billion since last year
A year ago, Facebook's parent company was worth $1 trillion. But a risky bet on the metaverse has investors worried.
U.S. economy returned to growth last quarter despite inflation
After shrinking for the first two quarters of 2022, GDP rebounded even as consumers and businesses grapple with high costs.
Here's how much money Americans think they need for retirement
Workers say they need 20% more than a year ago to retire, yet retirement savings are shrinking.
New U.K. leader Rishi Sunak is richer than the royals
Sunak and his wife will become the wealthiest inhabitants of No. 10 Downing Street, the residence of the prime minister.
Court freezes Biden's student loan plan. So should you do now?
With Biden's ambitious program now in limbo, borrowers should prepare to repay their loans starting in January, experts warn.
Taming inflation could drive unemployment to 6%, bank says
Some economists think the nation's jobless rate could surge far beyond what the Federal Reserve expects.
IRS is raising the 401(k) contribution limit by record amount
The tax agency said it is also boosting the contribution threshold for IRAs due to inflation.
5 ways inflation could impact your paycheck next year
The hottest inflation in 40 years is likely to impact everything from your taxes to your retirement contributions.
The IRS is adjusting its rules for inflation; figure out your new tax bracket
Tax agency wants to avoid "bracket creep," or when workers get pushed into higher tax brackets due to inflation.
Inflation pushing half of Americans to consider second jobs
Financial stress is even tougher on parents, with 7 in 10 saying their paychecks aren't keeping up with rising costs.
Student loan forgiveness application is now open: How to apply
President Biden announces new college-debt forgiveness site, calling it a "game changer for millions of Americans."
Exxon fully withdraws from Russia after Putin seizes assets
Oil giant said the Russian government has "unilaterally terminated" the company's interests in the Sakhalin-1 project.