Finance
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Covid-19 fraud has cost Americans at least $77 million
Americans have lost more than $77 million in fraud related to Covid-19, according to the Federal Trade Commission. But that…
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Investors are hungry for income. Here are the 20 investment trusts they have been eyeing up this year
Scottish Mortgage has held on to its top spot as the most viewed investment trust of the year in the…
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This spot-on predictor of who will win the 2020 presidential election is not the stock market or even opinion polls
Does the stock market predict the winner of U.S. presidential elections? Many argue that it does, pointing to the historical…
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Thinking about loaning money to a family member? Here’s how to avoid a tax headache
The COVID-19 crisis and its economic fallout can put people into cash-strapped situations. If a favorite relative is in that…
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Ford’s new Escape PHEV gets an eye-popping 100 MPGe
Rated at 100 miles per gallon equivalent Starts just over $33,000 Eligible for federal tax credit Up to 37 miles…
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The advantage of family businesses in a crisis, and how they can adapt and become more resilient
There are “unique challenges with a family business, particularly when it comes to making tough decisions in difficult times,” a…
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Turning 50, this woman’s ambitious bucket list plans froze, here’s the Plan B
I made a bold declaration: In the year I turned 50, I’d leave my North Carolina home and visit 50…
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Lawmakers and Transportation Secretary’s family-owned business collectively received millions of dollars in PPP loans
On Monday, the Trump administration in conjunction with the Treasury Department and the SBA, released the names of more 650,000…
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Here’s one ‘remarkable’ difference between COVID-19 and the 1918 Spanish flu
The 2020 coronavirus and 1918 Spanish influenza pandemics share many similarities, but they also diverge on one key point. “A…
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10 years after bruising Dodd-Frank fight, is bipartisanship returning?
WASHINGTON — The Dodd-Frank Act nearly 10 years ago marked a dramatic shift toward partisanship in the crafting of federal…
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