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U.S. stock futures edge lower on Tuesday, threatening to post the first back-to-back losses for equity benchmarks in about two weeks as Wall Street awaits clarity from the Federal Reserve on monetary policy and as investors watch for developments on U.S.-China trade.

Bitcoin prices are moving lower on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session and putting it on track for its fifth consecutive losing session.

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday tells her cabinet that she will seek to renegotiate the Brexit deal that her government spent months hashing out with the European Union.

Treasury yields rise slightly on Tuesday as the Federal Reserve takes the spotlight ahead of its two-day meeting where investors will hope to glean fresh insights on the central bank’s policy plans.

The dollar and euro steadied, while the British pound gained, in Tuesday trading that is expected to feature volatile action on the back of impending votes on Brexit deal amendments in the U.K. Parliament.

The Tax Policy Center estimates how many people paid no federal individual income taxes in 2018.

Tax experts give their opinion on what to avoid when filing your taxes.

More than one in five taxpayers could be ‘underwithheld’ this year.

Two-thirds finished in the top half of their broader peer groups for the fourth quarter.

Asian markets were lower on Tuesday after the U.S. Justice Department unsealed criminal charges against China’s Huawei, its subsidiaries and a top executive ahead of trade talks.