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Prior research on wage inequality ‘understates the true level of inequality, said Ioana Marinescu, a University of Pennsylvania economics professor, and co-author of a new report.

The emergence of new variants means vaccinated people may still shed and spread the coronavirus to other people, vaccinated or otherwise.

The recent rise of bitcoin toward all-time highs is creating millionaires, on paper, at a fairly rapid clip, according to data from BitInfoCharts.

Investors are taking another run at GameStop Corp. and other ‘meme’ stocks by aggressively buying out-of-the-money call options. Here’s how it works.

After a frenetic February, investors are probably hoping that March holds true to its proverb: In like a lion out like a lamb.

Tax Guy has last-minute tips for your 2020 Form 1040.

The ultimate buy-and-hold portfolio for 2021

How to know if you qualify for the Retirement Saver’s Credit

Billionaire Paul Singer of Elliott Management thinks that the market for equities has pretty much jumped the shark, in a Jan. 28 letter to clients, reported by Bloomberg on Friday.

‘She earns $90,000 to $95,000 a year, but this year’s excuse is that she is in arrears for child-support payments.’

Friday’s Personal Finance Stories.

President Biden’s climate-change team is temporarily returning to numbers used by the Obama administration to assign monetary value to curbing greenhouse gas emissions — at $51 per ton.

The IRS has received approximately 21% more individual returns than the agency received last year by Feb. 7, which was 12 days into the tax season last year.

The IRS has received approximately 21% more individual returns than the agency received last year by Feb. 7, which was 12 days into the tax season last year.

For the first time, the IRS is asking about virtual currency transactions on the first page of its main income tax form.

Even for one investment veteran, the forced unwinding of popular trades among market participants this week was among the most violent in his career.

It’s the question on the lips — and in the rising anxieties — of millions of impatient New Yorkers who aren’t eligible yet.