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Former Goliath Ventures CEO agrees to plead guilty in $250 million crypto Ponzi scheme: Court filings

172,000 jobs added in May as US job market remains resilient despite Iran war

Port Canaveral plans new basin for growing space operations

Carnival unveils expanded beachfront, new amenities at Half Moon Cay destination

Trump's team is pushing for a $250 bill with his face on it, report says

421,000 Hyundai Tucson, Santa Cruz models recalled for braking glitch

Spirit Airlines travelers struggling to recover luggage, refunds

Young Americans stand out for job market pessimism, data shows

The $10,000 car loan tax deduction: Here's who qualifies and how to claim it

Report: Here's how much you need to make a year to live 'comfortably' in Florida

Who will receive the $1,400 stimulus check? Here's how to check.

Here are the cities with the least sustainable credit card debts

How much you need to make to afford a single-family home in most US cities

Here's how much money you need to feel 'rich' in 2024

Mortgage payments soar for prospective homeowners in swing states: Realtor.com

Mortgage rates barely budged this week as more listings flood the market

172,000 jobs added in May as US job market remains resilient despite Iran war

Young Americans stand out for job market pessimism, data shows

Fuel and fertilizer prices could stay high for ‘a prolonged period,’ IEA head warns

Disney plans to cut 1,000 jobs. What we know

Florida barbershops, salons begin reopening with safety standards, restrictions

Restaurants, retail stores across Florida to start reopening on Monday as phase one begins

Janelle Monáe to perform in livestreamed concert to support small businesses amid COVID-19 pandemic

Expert examines the future of the food and beverage industry

NYC COVID czar caught on cam bragging about attending drug-fueled sex parties during pandemic

Florida to end $300 weekly federal unemployment payments

Pandemic relief: Florida offers $800-million to help pay past-due rent and utilities

To get unemployment benefits, Floridians will again have to prove they've looked for jobs