Reusable age credentials allow individuals to verify their age once, using methods such as facial age estimation then reuse ...

How AI-assisted social engineering attacks might evolve, and how cybersecurity could, and perhaps should, adapt to meet the ...

The IRS released proposed regulations (REG-113515-25) on Wednesday providing guidance for taxpayers and lenders regarding the temporary deduction for qualified passenger vehicle loan interest. The new ...

Fed rate cuts would likely lower credit card and savings rates first, while auto loans and especially fixed-rate mortgages may stay high or even rise. How much consumers benefit will depend on credit ...

Interest rates remain top of mind for homebuyers in the new year, especially after years of volatile swings driven by inflation and Federal Reserve rate fluctuations. The past year drove rates down, ...

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari told CNBC on Monday that he thinks the central bank is nearing the point where it should stop lowering interest rates. "My guess is we're pretty close to ...

The IRS has issued proposed regulations for the temporary car loan interest deduction enacted under the new tax law. Here’s a look at the answers to some of your questions about the new deduction.

Inflation remains elevated, which would normally prevent further reductions, but the soaring unemployment rate is forcing the Fed's hand. Most policymakers at the Fed foresee at least one more ...

Zum, the leader in modern student transportation, today announced the appointment of Joseph Chong as Chief Marketing Officer. Chong will lead Zum's marketing strategy and execution as the company ...

TOKYO, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Monday the central bank will continue to raise interest rates if economic and price developments move in line with its forecasts.

After a turbulent few years for homebuyers, the housing market is entering 2026 with a very different tone, thanks in large part to the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting campaign in late 2025, which ...

Labor market weakness, uncertainty about inflation and political pressure will push the Fed to lower rates aggressively in the early part of 2026, according to Moody's Analytics economist Mark Zandi.