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2025 Corporate Tax Rates and Brackets By State
Corporate income taxes vary widely across the U.S. Some states impose flat rates, while others…
Is There Anything Better Than an Annuity for Retirement?
Annuities are often marketed as a retirement solution because they offer guaranteed income streams that…
Florida citrus production impacted by recent hurricanes after damage to farms
Florida oranges are harder to come by after recent hurricanes impacted production at farms across…
January inflation gives Fed more reason to hold on interest rate cuts
Annual inflation increased to 3% in January, rising above expectations and giving the Federal Reserve…
Chili’s and TGI Fridays trade insults over mozzarella stick supremacy
Two popular restaurant chains are throwing shade at each other on social media over which…
California Avocado Commission says avocado orchards face ‘catastrophic’ risk
The California Avocado Commission (CAC) is urging the Trump administration to take actions to help…
Think Like a Billionaire: These 9 Mark Cuban Habits Are Your Shortcut
Joe Seer / Shutterstock.comMark Cuban didn’t just stumble into billions — he earned them by…
Here’s How Much More You’ll Pay for a US-Manufactured iPhone
carballo / Shutterstock.comThe idea of a “Made in the USA” iPhone has resurfaced following President…
Apple Shares Fall After Trump Threatens Tariffs On Foreign-Made iPhones
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Apple (AAPL) shares fell about 3 percent in early trading Friday after…
When Is the Best Time to Buy a House?
Thinking about buying a house and wondering when you should take the leap? You’ve come…
How Your Credit Cards Can Help During A Recession
Key takeaways Using rewards credit cards strategically during a recession can help you offset expenses via cash…
Nonrefundable Tax Credit: Definition, Types, Examples
A nonrefundable tax credit can lower what you owe to the IRS, sometimes substantially but…
