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The states that should continue to see the lowest gasoline prices are those where state governments have given their residents an advantage.
Tesla drops the prices of its cars sold in China, Amazon.com clamps down on buyers who return too many things, Las Vegas casino workers could go on strike, and other important headlines.
Sears gets serious about selling Kenmore, new Seattle taxes could affect Amazon.com, Tesla looks at changing its autopilot technology, and other important headlines.
One big question to ask about refunds, other than how much it will be, is how long it actually takes the IRS to refund your money.
The Supreme Court to take up the issue of the taxation of online sales, Starbucks faces protests after two black men were arrested at one of its stores, and other important headlines.
A look through the Boeing 2017 annual report shows that worries about China's loss of future business could at some point be overblown.
24/7 Wall St. does not want to see anyone go broke. That's why we have created a self-help guide with 12 things not to do if you ever win the lottery.
Is it possible that the high and mighty Amazon.com might have finally become so big and powerful that politicians actually go after the company where it hurts the most?
While it has become commonplace for Amazon.com to collect state taxes on purchases, many cities have been left behind.
The European Commission has proposed a plan to tax digital companies based on the location of their users, not their bases of operations. This could cost some U.S. firms hundreds of millions in...
It almost seems hard to imagine that this is possible, but we have another rare instance in the lottery world where two lotteries combined are approaching the $1 billion mark in potential winnings in...
It seems as though the new American Dream has become winning the lottery. After all, this is a chance to go from rags to riches instantly. There are no requirements needed other than simply buying...
IRS data show that Americans may have as much as $1.1 billion in unclaimed refunds for the 2014 tax year and a limited time to claim those refunds.
Moving up the ladder of wealth in the United States is not impossible, but it's more than difficult. Just to reach the top 1% of earners requires an income of nearly $500,000 a year.
When Congress passed the tax law changes, it left some holes that smart accountants and tax attorneys leapt on without hesitation.