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The Treasury Department has withheld money for firefighters treated by the FDNY World Trade Center Health Program, the New York Daily News reports

Also, Joe Biden’s 401(k) plan, plus investing in electric cars — beyond Tesla

A fledgling, fast-evolving technology threatens the best efforts of social media’s biggest companies to tamp down disinformation during political season. Need proof? Seeing and hearing is disbelieving.

While the Paycheck Protection Program was a shot in the arm for struggling studios, more aid is needed to prevent further closures.

Figuring out what you need

Retailers are getting beaten up by the coronavirus pandemic but could also use the crisis as a chance to reorganize for growth

Deadly wildfires in heavily populated northwest Oregon were growing, with hundreds of thousands of people told to flee encroaching flames while residents to the south tearfully assessed their losses.

A vaccine with just 60% effectiveness probably won’t alter the on-the-ground situation very much.

Shares of Tesla Inc. suffered Tuesday their biggest loss since going public to kick off the second bear market this year, as investors rode a roller coaster over the past week that started with a climb to a record close and was followed by a stock offering, a big bounce, and then an S&P 500 index snubbing.

We’ll find out after the 2020 presidential election if Americans were just too angry and fed up with democracy to save it, writes Shawn Rosenberg.

What new era means for markets: Deteriorating US/China relations and the reversal of unfettered globalization

Income-tax financing would simply take Democrats’ funding idea in a more progressive direction, and Republicans could get a cheaper Social Security program.

Tax Guy explains Trump’s proposals for federal incomes taxes.

The good news is, the stock market has done well after most of the previous episodes that the Nasdaq 100 has entered a correction in just three days.

Venture-capital firms are pouring money into e-bike and e-scooter startups, as the pandemic and social distancing measures escalate the popularity of urban mobility to help consumers and workers get around town.