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U.S. stocks pared their April losses on Friday, with the S&P 500 booking its biggest weekly gain since November as Big Tech stocks rallied.

Fans attending a Miami event featuring the gridiron great say he “scribbled” on valuable pieces of football history instead of providing a proper autograph.

The IRS’s Direct File platform prepared federal income-tax returns for nearly 141,000 households, exceeding officials’ goal of handling 100,000 returns.

President Joe Biden on Friday said he’d debate Donald Trump this election cycle, prompting the former Oval Office occupant to propose a faceoff in auto-industry stronghold Michigan.

The former CFPB director will end his tenure as head of the Office of Federal Student Aid in June.

Hertz’s stock continued its dive Friday toward yet another record low, after BofA Securities added to the rental-car company’s woes by recommending investors sell.

There may now be a distinction between fiduciary responsibilities and your “best interest.”

Intel’s bad year is getting worse as the chip stock experiences another sharp slide in the wake of earnings.

The new rule expands the number of employees eligible for extra pay after working more than 40 hours. Legal challenges have derailed previous changes.

Dutchie’s Bryan Barash said he’s disappointed that the SAFER Banking Act won’t be included in FAA funding bill.

Also, the Moneyist helps with a tricky estate plan, and good news in the housing market.

One of the most important aspects of financial fitness is planning for retirement, and a crucial fact about retirement planning is that the earlier you start doing it, the easier it is to reach your goals.