Real estate investors like Samuel Kooris in Brooklyn are looking beyond their region and discovering that the real estate market across the United States is filled with opportunities

On Wednesday, the owner of a New York-based hedge funds that crashed after it failed to pay its margin calls was arrested on charges of defrauding leading global brokerages and investment banks of billions of dollars. He told them lies in order to grow his private investment firm's portfolio from $10 billion up to $160 billion.

A company that "mines" cryptocurrency has had the perfect location for thousands of power-hungry computers, working round the clock to verify transactions. It was the grounds of a rural Montana coal-fired power station.

Did you know that your favorite jeans can have a negative impact on the environment? What about clothes you don't wear?

CSX has accepted to pay some of its employees more before the railroad agrees to raises as part of ongoing negotiations for a national contract.

In March, sales of homes in the United States fell to their slowest pace for nearly two years. This was due to a rapid rise in mortgage rates as well as record-high prices that discouraged potential homebuyers.

Most honeymooners usually have the "funds talk" prior to actually saying their wedding vows

According to the IMF's World Economic Outlook, price rises in developing countries will be detrimental to global growth prospects. It also takes a break from its pre-war forecasts.

Russian officials stated that their demand for "unfriendly countries" to pay natural gas in rubles doesn't mean that supplies will be stopped immediately.

Millions of people are lined up in Shanghai to get coronavirus testing. Authorities promise tax refunds to shopkeepers in the shut-down city and to keep the busiest port in the world operating to minimize disruption to trade and industry.

The President Joe Biden's fiscal 2023 budget proposal includes a "Billionaire Minimum Income tax" -- as part of his administration's efforts to reduce the federal debt over the next decade, and fund new spending. According to the White House, the proposal "eliminates inefficient sheltering income for decades or generations."

New York's Prosecutors announced Tuesday the repatriation of $5 million worth looted antiquities from Michael Steinhardt, a billionaire hedge fund manager.

British unions protested Friday at British ports, asking for the government to step in and save jobs and protect trade routes. P&O Ferries fired 800 U.K. ferry crew members to be replaced with contract workers.

The pump is seeing some relief for Americans, even though oil prices rise above $100 per barrel.

Wednesday's high-risk effort by the Federal Reserve to control the worst inflation since 1980 began. It raised its benchmark short-term rate and signaled six more rate increases this year.

The issue of finances has been a challenge for small business owners

Automotive start-ups are currently springing up like mushrooms after the warm rain – in the USA, in China and also in Europe. Almost all of them are united by t

The U.S. The U.S. Postal Service announced Wednesday that it had cleared the last regulatory hurdle for placing orders for next-generation postal vehicles.

Commerce Secretary Raimondo called the Google program 'innovative.'

Embattled Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation faces questions about financial transparency

Here are some ways to track your IRS tax refund

FBI and DOJ will investigate individuals and companies that conspired to fix prices, wages, rig bids and allocate markets.

Russia could reduce its exports and affect the flow of oil to global markets.

You've probably seen lawyers advertising ad nauseam on television over the past 40 years. It's difficult to believe that legal ads used to be illegal, given how common they are.

Legacy media are starting to take Web3 money.

Due to shortages in semiconductors and other components, the auto industry was already having trouble keeping its factories humming. Now, protests over Canada's health mandates threaten to bring more pain to the production lines.

Peloton has replaced its CEO and cut jobs, as well as reining in ambitious expansion plans. The company had badly misjudged the longevity of the exercise-at home trend that drove its sales in the early days of the pandemic.

The average cost of a 30-second national TV ad during primetime is $115K

A fine of several hundred dollars is usually assessed for violations of individual stock trading rules.

The major U.S. automaker's announcement continued a string of supply-chain problems that have negatively impacted the country's economy in recent months.

News Corp, publisher of The Wall Street Journal, said Friday that it had been hacked and had data stolen from journalists and other employees, and a cybersecurity firm investigating the intrusion said Chinese intelligence-gathering was believed behind the operation.

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The government has launched a consultation to address the disproportionately high legal fees associated with lower-value clinical negligence claims.

Nufarm, a farm chemicals company, has signed a 10-year contract with BP to sell a sustainable biofuels component that can be used in difficult transport areas like aviation.

WASHINGTON (AP), Moderna announced Monday that U.S. regulators gave full approval for its COVID-19 vaccination. This shot has been administered to tens to millions of Americans since it was approved as an emergency authorization more than a year ago.

Despite ongoing complaints, the NSW government has warned people to avoid purchasing tickets from Viagogo, an online ticket reseller.

The Ophthalmic Laser Devices Market report focuses on the factors that are driving and preventing growth.

WASHINGTON (AP), A measure of prices closely monitored by the Federal Reserve increased 5.8% last year. This is the largest increase in prices since 1982. It was due to brisk consumer spending and snarled supply chain problems that pushed up the cost of food, furniture, and other goods.