Another sawmill in northwestern Ontario is being shut down indefinitely. Domtar announced Tuesday that the Ignace sawmill will be idled once its existing log inventory has been processed. It comes as ...

(NEXSTAR) – Thanks to a number of changes to the tax code under the One Big Beautiful Bill, Trump administration officials are projecting Americans will enjoy the largest tax refund ever in 2026. Ways ...

Kroc was 52 before he even heard of the McDonald brothers who originally started the company. That fact alone says a lot about how he thought: Success comes eventually, but only to those who keep ...

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said American households will see "very large refunds" in the tax filing season early next year following policy changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).

For working families across the US, a bigger tax refund could be coming in 2026. The Trump administration is predicting a surge in tax refunds for working Americans early next year, with Treasury ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said working Americans would get "very large refunds" next year amounting to about $1,000 to $2,000 per household. He said the refunds would come as a result of tax ...

Christmas could be coming twice. Working Americans are going to get “very large refunds” of $1,000 to $2,000 per household early in the new year, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The ...

The United States has seized a large oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, President Donald Trump said Wednesday, which Caracas deemed a 'blatant theft' amid escalating tensions between the countries ...

In the past few weeks, the most talked about start-up in the world has been emitting some alarming signals. OpenAI should expect some “rough vibes” in the coming months, CEO Sam Altman said in an ...

Ask him how it all began, and he remembers the ice. It was a bitter morning in January, 1982, when Bernard Cathomas, aged thirty-six, carefully picked his way up a slippery, sloping Zurich street. His ...