Author: super@dmin
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: Donald Trump paid $0 in taxes in 2020. He’s not alone: 60% of households paid no federal income tax that year, but for very different reasons.
Donald and Melania Trump paid no taxes for 2020, reporting a loss of $4.8 million that year.
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Washington Watch: Trump tax returns to be released Friday: here’s what to watch
The House Ways and Means Committee will release six years of former president Donald Trump’s tax records on Friday. Here’s what to watch,
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Economic Report: Mortgage rates inch up as the U.S. ‘housing market remains in the doldrums’: Freddie Mac
The 30-year mortgage rate is averaging at 6.42%, Freddie Mac said in its latest weekly survey on Thursday.
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The Margin: King Charles and ‘Lord of the Rings’ author J.R.R. Tolkien honored on new 2023 British coins
But there are still 27 billion coins in circulation featuring Queen Elizabeth II, according to the Royal Mint
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Coronavirus Update: CDC calls out China for ‘lack of adequate and transparent’ COVID data
More than half of passengers arriving at Milan’s Malpensa Airport from China in recent days have tested positive.
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Deep Dive: 20 EV stocks that could rebound the most in 2023
EV stocks have been pummeled this year, but the long-term growth thesis is intact.
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The Tell: Global oil demand could see surprise surge in 2023, says top hedge-fund trader
Global crude demand could see a bigger surge than widely expected in 2023, says one of the world’s top oil traders.
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: Will 2023 finally be a good year to buy a home? Here’s what experts are saying.
The housing market went through the ringer in 2022, as rates surged and pushed buyers out of the market
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: U.S. Virgin Islands sues JPMorgan over banking services for Jeffrey Epstein
The attorney general of the U.S. Virgin Islands alleges that the bank did not flag conduct by financier Jeffrey Epstein, who died in 2019.
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: Goldman sharpens knife on headcount, bonuses along with other big banks
The U.S. economy has been slowing down, but the recession has already hit pockets of investment banking as deal-making cools and Goldman eyes cost-cuts.