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A $600-a-week boost to unemployment benefits is gone. As Congress negotiates an extension, families are scrambling to make ends meet.

Three women-led small businesses are revamping their strategies and finding ways to bring in new revenue amid the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump may be able to mandate a payroll tax holiday through an executive order, but employers may be unwilling to comply unless they can count on forgiveness of those taxes, experts said.

Goldman Sachs on Friday lowered its previously stated quarterly net earnings applicable to common shareholders to $197 million from $2.25 billion.

While lawmakers in Washington debate the terms of another stimulus package and the size of any relief payments, there are steps you can take to craft one on your own.

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The CARES ACT Pandemic Assistance Program makes it possible for college students to get unemployment insurance.

The unemployment rate, typically a measure of financial hardship, fell to 10.2% in July.

"Last call" orders to maintain public health in restaurants and bars will hurt establishments financially and won't help to solve the problem, owners say.

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As Republicans and Democrats spar over the shape of the next stimulus package, Americans are reeling from the loss of the $600 federal unemployment benefit.

Sheltering in place has homeowners wanting to improve their places. Demand for home remodeling soared in June, with outdoor spaces the most popular projects.

Investors are preparing for a variety of news in Berkshire Hathaway's second-quarter earnings report this weekend.

Saving for retirement, an emergency fund and other goals often involves giving up some — but not all — of life's luxuries, a report shows.

Norton Rose Fulbright | July 2020 Financial institutions, including banks, asset/fund managers and insurers, as well as established FinTech businesses and start-ups, have been presented with major disruptive events with the advent of COVID-19 and national lockdowns, and with the impending risk of global or regional recessions. How are financial institutions and FinTechs responding to