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Programs paying expanded unemployment benefits are ending nationally on Sept. 6. It doesn't appear lawmakers will extend the deadline again.

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, like Tesla & Nike

Droughts, wildfires and other extreme events fueled by climate change have put grid operators in the Western U.S. under pressure.

More travel suppliers are starting to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, as the market grows and tech-savvy future travelers loom on horizon.

A historic wave of evictions could be coming. Most at risk are people of color, single mothers and those who haven't been vaccinated yet.

Covid-19 has prompted many women to take time out to care for loved ones. What that could mean for their retirement income.

Chevron and Exxon reported profits for the second straight quarter as higher demand for petroleum products and a jump in oil and gas prices boosted operations.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said Friday it will now require additional disclosures from Chinese companies seeking a listing on U.S. stock exchanges.

As the pandemic's economic impact continues to weigh heavily on families, college becomes increasingly out of reach.

Renters will no longer be protected from eviction come August. But there's still time to apply for federal rental assistance.

About 38% of people who got their first installment of benefits in June had waited more than three weeks, the official barometer for a "timely" payment.

Crowdfund Insider | JD Alois | Jul 26, 2021 Recently, a report was published regarding the European Commission distributing European (ESIF) funds through European crowdfunding platforms. Obviously, if this occurs it will be a boon for both platforms and issuers. The report was written by Karsten Wenzlaff, Ana Odorovic and Ronald Kleverlaan, along with consulting firm

"If I could borrow $1 billion and buy Facebook a decade ago for 1% interest, I think I would've done quite well," MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor told CNBC.

The GRC Pundit | Jul 29, 2021 Regulatory change is overwhelming organizations. Many industries, like financial services, are past the point of treading water as they actively drown in regulatory change from the turbulent waves of laws, regulations, enforcement actions, administrative decisions, and more around the world. Regulatory compliance and reporting is a moving target

IMF Blog | Tobias Adrian and Rhoda Weeks-Brown | Jul 26, 2021 New digital forms of money have the potential to provide cheaper and faster payments, enhance financial inclusion, improve resilience and competition among payment providers, and facilitate cross-border transfers. But doing so is not straightforward. It requires significant investment as well as difficult policy choices,