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The IRS is launching plans with artificial intelligence to collect unpaid taxes from higher earners, partnerships and large corporations. Here's what to expect.

Meadows and Trump are two of 19 defendants in the case alleging an illegal conspiracy to try to overturn Trump's loss to President Joe Biden in Georgia in 2020.

Coca-Cola Y3000 comes in regular and zero sugar varietals.

Demand for fossil fuels are set to peak by 2030, says Fatih Birol, chief of the IEA. That's "nowhere near steep enough" to keep global warming to 1.5 degrees.

The 2024 projection shows an increase of more than $1 billion from the record set in 2020 when then-President Donald Trump faced off against Joe Biden.

Target reached the deal with Kendra Scott as it has struggled with slower sales, especially of discretionary merchandise.

Deep divisions remain between the parties with Republicans looking to implement large spending cuts unlikely to pass in the Democratic-controlled Senate.

TSMC manufactures semiconductors for companies from Apple to Nvidia, that are often based on Arm architecture.

The Biden administration announced it would forgive $39 billion in student debt for hundreds of thousands of borrowers. Wendee Goles found out she qualified.

Walter Isaacson's book 'Elon Musk' is out. It details an explosive encounter with Bill Gates

Wall Street analysts are viewing potential strikes by the UAW union against the Detroit automakers as largely manageable, even investment opportunities.

Michael Rubin's Fanatics has made several executive hires in recent months as the sports platform continues to gear up for a potential public offering.

It's important to find an advisor you trust. Doing so comes down to engaging in research and homework, interviewing advisors, and asking the right questions.

Lindell repeatedly lost his temper, left the room and swore at opposing counsel during a series of depositions earlier this year.

The companies will form Smurfit WestRock — set to be one of the largest packaging companies in the world.

This trim today is about discipline after an incredible run in a stock.

Even as more companies eye a return to office, the hybrid job market is strong.

Between saving for short-term emergencies and investing for long-term retirement goals, experts say individuals often neglect to plan for what brings them joy.

A Lazard investment banker sounded the alarm about the dominance of Elon Musk's SpaceX in the rocket launch market.

Thirty-seven percent of U.S. adults are interested in using AI tools to help them manage their money, a new CNBC survey has found.