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U.S. Tax Revenues Among Lowest in Survey

A new report says corporate taxpayers continue to find ways to pay less in taxes, leaving individuals to pick up the tab.

It’s All the Rage: Toys That Bolster Kids’ STEM Abilities

Here are fun gifts that encourage kids to explore science, technology, engineering and math — and could pique their interest in a career in one of these lucrative and critical fields. (It’s never too early to start!)

Ask Stacy: Am I Responsible for My Ex’s Loan?

When this reader got divorced, her husband got their motor home. Too bad he wasn’t also awarded the loan that went with it.

US Treasury Struggles — and Stalls — Over Which Woman Will Appear on the $10 Bill

The Treasury secretary has been inundated with input as Americans enthusiastically argue for the women they believe should grace the currency.

Survey: Money Stress Taints Holidays for Majority of U.S. Workers

Budgetary anxiety afflicts nearly two-thirds of workers this time of year, but the good news is that they are working on beating the holiday-spending blues.

For These Pizzas, the Missing Ingredient is Convenience, CEO Says

The new head of Pizza Hut’s parent company says speed and ease now matter more than food quality in the struggling chain’s bid to compete.

2015 Was a Depressing Year on Facebook

This year has been punctuated by violence and upheaval, and Facebook chatter reflects that fact. Read the sobering list of 2015’s most talked-about topics.

Is Your ‘On-Time’ Holiday Package Delivery In Trouble?

UPS and FedEx on-time delivery rates are down this holiday season. Is your package doomed to arrive late?

How to Prevent Stress From Triggering Alzheimer’s

Older adults are more than twice as likely to develop an impairment that often precedes Alzheimer’s disease, a study finds. Here is what you can do to try to prevent such an outcome.

No Need for Panic: Your UPS Packages May Arrive by U-Haul

The delivery company quells rumors that drivers in moving vans were terrorists or burglars posing as UPS employees.

Eat Up! United Is Bringing Back Free Snacks

Sometimes it’s the little things that make a difference. The Chicago-based airline will restore free munchies in economy class, after hearing “loud and clear” from disgruntled customers after it canceled the snacks in 2008.

An Easy, Free Way to Turn Unwanted Gifts Into Cash

For the two days after Christmas, eBay will waive fees for its Valet service. Find out how easy it is to get rid of unwanted gifts while making a profit.

Airbnb Hosts Discriminate Against Blacks, Study Finds

A Harvard Business School study has found that some Airbnb members refuse travelers even though it often costs the hosts cash.

Apple Watch Prices Falling — Is New Version Coming?

Best Buy and Target are now offering $100 discounts on the Apple Watch, spurring speculation that a new version of the wearable technology is on the way.

How to Keep the Holidays From Making You Furious

It’s tough to hang onto the holiday spirit sometimes — as a recent survey shows. Here are some strategies for warding off six common reasons for seasonal rage.

Is This Lie Costing You Thousands of Dollars?

Millions of Americans either underestimate or underreport how much debt they have — often by a lot. It’s a self-deception that can be very costly.

Report: Wal-Mart Imports Have Killed 400,000 US Jobs

The retail chain’s enormous volume of imported goods has taken a heavy toll on American manufacturing jobs over the past decade, according to this study. But some economists say it fails to account for jobs created by the massive trade in other areas.

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