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Extending the Trump tax cuts that expire next year will cost roughly $5 trillion over 10 years, but even with that hefty price tag, making the law permanent will still leave millions of U.S. households with bigger tax bills.

One side-hustling parent told MarketWatch he wants the ability to save for the future without having to worry about his family’s monthly budget.

After 18 months of hyping up artificial intelligence and its potentially transformative impact on both corporate profits and human productivity, Wall Street appears to be turning more skeptical.

Shares of Becton Dickinson & Co. bounced back Wednesday toward their first gain in seven sessions after the Food and Drug Administration addressed supply issues surrounding blood-culture vials.

Securing the border and undertaking “the largest deportation operation in American history” are key focuses of the Republican Party’s new plan to “quickly bring down all prices” for inflation-hit consumers and businesses. But economists say that these policies may not have the intended effect.

The U.S. market is due for a correction, this veteran trader says — but he’s staying invested.

In TikTok videos, home inspectors are highlighting flaws in newly built homes, some of which can cost upwards of $1 million.

The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi were the most expensive ever, costing nearly $25 billion.

Carvana, which almost went out of business in 2022, has staged an impressive turnaround.

Proposals range from adult-use pot to introduction of a medical-cannabis program.

Privatization is taking over Medicare — and it’s a poor deal for the rest of us

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