Rising valuations and growing opportunities for media rights and sponsorships make professional sports teams an attractive bet. However, data on how these investments will work in the long term remains scarce.

Goldman’s Marcus and others raised the yield for savers as the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates. Now, the tax bills are coming due.

The first terms of President Joe Biden and Donald Trump provide an idea about how they may manage the economy and how financial markets may react.

New IRS data show the state’s share of US taxpayers making $1 million or more rose from 2019 to 2021. The same can’t be said of Florida, Texas and New York.

Barron Hilton died in 2019, leaving 97% of his fortune to the family foundation. Some of his children weren't thrilled.

But for now, the law remains in effect for everyone except the plaintiffs in this case.

Default danger rises in high-yield debt, while stress in commercial real estate ramps up.

Ruth Gottesman's landmark donation receives praise for her no frills approach to giving.

Sixty-one million people in the U.S. live with a disability; intergenerational planning for this population is critical.

The agency this week is sending letters to target 125,000 cases of taxpayers with incomes of more than $400,000 who didn’t file returns between the years 2017 and 2021.