The Treasury Department is changing regulations on what types of businesses have to list their owners with the government. Under the Biden-era rule, both foreign and domestic businesses were required ...

Critic and journalist Sophie Haigney argues taste is a distinctly human quality that even the best AI can’t replicate. Generative AI models can produce enormous volumes of text, images and video in ...

According to the USDA, 18 million Americans experienced food insecurity in 2024, the latest year from which data is available. Groceries cost about a third more than they did about seven years ago, ...

More than 10% of student loans are at least 90 days past due. This comes after a pandemic-era pause in repayments and the end of a low cost repayment program.

Older homeowners are holding on to their larger houses or upsizing, reshaping the housing market for younger generations.

Trading card games — like Yu-Gi-Oh and Pokémon — surged during the pandemic, as more people searched for comfort and nostalgia. But unlike some other COVID-era trends, their popularity has stuck ...

In this special bonus episode of Must Be the Money, we're sharing highlights from our exclusive screening and live Q&A at the ...

Experts say there's not enough refining capacity to go around while geopolitical conflict drags on, leading to a supply squeeze.

The average household’s buying power slipped 0.1% over the last year, new data shows. Plus: Fractional homeownership, refined oil, and book sales.

Despite a major international conflict, markets have remained strong. There’s historical precedent for that.

Companies like Jubilee Homes can offer a more affordable path to homeownership, with some big tradeoffs.

The net result is that the average American household’s buying power has dwindled by 0.1% over the past year.