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As automakers including Ford and GM invest heavily in electric vehicles to catch Tesla, dealerships enter the EV future, and business models being tested.

Among the most eager travelers in the world, Americans are researching and booking summer getaways to sunny domestic spots that are reopening.

Investors in Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Tontine Holdings – a SPAC – are getting more than just shares of Universal Music Group.

A growing number of tax refunds are being delayed each year as the IRS investigates for possible identity theft and other fraud.

Critics of student loan forgiveness say it would benefit the already well-off, since college degrees lead to higher earnings. New research suggests otherwise.

Americans are ready to travel this summer. Here's how to do it without blowing your budget.

Americans are ready to travel this summer. Here's how to do it without blowing your budget.

Markets Insider | Sophie Kiderlin | Jun 10, 2021 Bitcoin poses higher risks than stablecoins, so tougher capital set-aside is needed to safeguard banks, BIS said. Banks will need to hold $1 in capital for every $1 worth of bitcoin given the threat to stability from its volatility. But stablecoins should carry a lower risk

CBC | Jun 9, 2021 Bitcoin won't replace the U.S. dollar as official currency but businesses that can accept it now must El Salvador's legislative assembly has approved legislation making the cryptocurrency Bitcoin legal tender in the country, the first country to do so, just days after President Nayib Bukele made the proposal at a

Not all debt is equal. Before picking a repayment strategy, some financial experts recommend ranking your bills by the highest interest rate.

Even as the pandemic fades, more than 10 million Americans are behind on their rent. Single mothers and Black families are most at risk of eviction.

Before you try to take out a mortgage or a car loan, check your credit report. It may have a mistake that could cost you.

"There's not billions of billionaires. Let's come up with something for this small group," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.

As the threat of extreme weather grows, some older Americans are shifting their retirement plans. Here’s how climate change may impact retirees.

Living in the Garden State comes with high tax burden for both individuals and businesses. One survey finds many accountants are recommending clients relocate.