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U.S. screens fewest daily airport passengers since April 2021
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said it screened just 1.06 million passengers at U.S. airport checkpoints on Tuesday, the lowest daily total since April 2…
business
Boeing posts $4 billion loss tied to problems with 787 jet
Boeing is reporting a $4.16 billion loss for the fourth quarter as the financial fallout from production flaws in one of its best-selling planes keeps getting worse. The aircr…
business
Nissan recalls 793K Rogues; wiring trouble raises fire risk
Nissan is recalling more than 793,000 small SUVs in the U.S. and Canada because water can get into wiring which, in rare cases, could start a fire. The Rogue is Nissan’s top-s…
business
House speaker's stock trades attract growing audience
Trade disclosures filed by Nancy Pelosi, a multi-millionaire, are shared widely across social media soon after they appear on the House website.
taxes
Tax season 2022: IRS now accepting tax returns. What to know about your refund before filing taxes.
Get ready to file taxes. Jan. 24 is the first day the Internal Revenue Service will begin accepting tax returns but your tax refund could take longer.
business
YouTubers call out TikTok for underpaying creators
Some of the biggest names in the creator economy have a message for TikTok: It's time to share the wealth.
business
GOP takes credit for infrastructure spending, slammed
Democrats are promising to keep a close eye throughout 2022 on GOP lawmakers who voted against the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law but are now, in some form, touting the effects.
business
Starbucks reversal on vaccine mandate sparks customer, barista backlash
Starbucks' reversal of its COVID-19 requirements has sparked controversy among loyal customers and its front-line workers.
business
1 way to save as many as 1.6M jobs in the U.S.
In a letter to Congress, the National Restaurant Association said that replenishing the Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) would save more than 1.6 million precarious restaur…
retirement
Can you stay on Medicare if you return to work?
It's not uncommon for people to leave the workforce and return later on. But what does this mean for your Medicare coverage? If your employer offers health insurance, you may b…
real estate
Buyers reveal top factors determining where to move
Relocating can be a major life change, and choosing where to move can be a stressful decision. There are a number of factors that come into play that go beyond affordability --…
business
Taco Bell launches business school
Amid the Great Resignation, several companies are offering new perks to employees to try to increase retention. And now, Taco Bell is offering a new one, Taco Bell Business Sch…
taxes
Mistakes with child tax credit, stimulus can trigger refund tax delays, IRS warns
The IRS urged extra caution for those who received money through the advance child tax credit and the third stimulus payment in 2021.
taxes
White House to enter crypto regulation fray, with eye on financial stability
The Biden administration is preparing to release a government-wide strategy to regulate crypto as early as February
business
Peloton 'can't replace the in-studio experience': OrangeTheory CEO
On-premise fitness providers are taking calculated jabs at stationary in-home fitness.
business
Texas court hands Biden 1 more defeat on vaccines
A federal district court ruling that shot down the mandate is likely to be upheld, experts say.
real estate
Is Rent-To-Buy the Next Hot Market? Wall Street Thinks So
Private equity powerhouse Blackstone recently poured $6 billion dollars into one of the biggest bets on suburbia in recent history. In July of 2021, Blackstone purchased Americ…
taxes
Taxes 2022: Important changes to know for this year's tax season
Key changes to the tax code during the pandemic may make doing taxes a little more complicated this year.
business
Krispy Kreme is offering a dozen free doughnuts to blood donors
Krispy Kreme is giving away a dozen of its doughnuts through, Jan. 31, to anyone who donates blood, in an effort to combat the nationwide blood shortage.

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