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Apple and Tesla rose sharply on Monday, the first day after their recently announced stock splits took effect.

A fifth of states haven't yet received federal approval for the Lost Wages Assistance program, at a time when unemployed workers have gone a month without the $600 weekly supplement.

President Donald Trump's payroll tax holiday is due to take effect on Sept. 1. Participating employers can expect heftier responsibilities, while workers who partake in the holiday may see a temporary pay boost this fall -- and a dip next January.

Two of the most valuable and popular companies – Apple and Tesla – split their stocks on Monday. Here's what the process looks like and why you probably shouldn't do anything about it.

If you took a required minimum distribution out of your individual retirement account or your 401(k) plan, Aug. 31 is the last day to put the money back. This move could trim your tax bill and help you save on future Medicare costs.

Apple and Tesla rose sharply on Monday, the first day of their stock splits.

Apple and Tesla rose sharply on Monday, the first day of their stock splits.

We used TipRanks analyst ranking service to pinpoint Wall Street's best-performing analysts.

Saving more toward retirement amid a once-in-a-lifetime recession can seem like a futile effort, particularly if you're already on the brink of your golden years. But there are a couple of steps you can take to shore up your financial security now.

This is a textbook activist opportunity where a company spends the money from its profitable core business and spends it on a non-core business.

The CARES Act included a ban on evictions from some properties, but the law failed to protect many tenants during the pandemic because landlords didn't follow it.

The long-awaited guidance on President Trump's payroll tax break for employees has arrived. This rule ramps up responsibility for employers, tax professionals say.

It sure looks like the market is endorsing an economic rebound.

It sure looks like the market is endorsing an economic rebound.

A CNBC poll finds that one-third of likely U.S. voters describe their finances as "poor" or "not so good." Here are five money moves to make now to help shore up your own situation amid a pandemic, economic downturn and contentious national election.