Believe it or not, you may have an unclaimed bank account, a refund from an insurance policy or other lost money owed to you.

Should the U.S. create a sovereign wealth fund in line with President Donald Trump's executive order this week, it would be an unusual one among those already established by other countries.

The last Trump administration placed limits on new federal regulations, and it seems reasonable to expect more of the same.

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The US doesn't run a surplus like most sovereign wealth funds. But Trump's order refers to trillions in existing assets.

Leaders representing scores of nonprofits, from groups that run homeless shelters and brain-injury treatment centers, to those training service dogs, said setting a cap of $50,000 in revenue from ...

The muni industry is trying to get to the bottom of questions around how the House arrived at savings estimates for ...

Trump’s executive order creates a sovereign wealth fund to invest in key sectors and possibly acquire TikTok. Here’s how ...

The IRS’ free tax-preparation program remains a free option for taxpayers this year, but the fate of a group of government technologists that helped develop it is less certain.

Elon Musk created confusion on Monday with an X post that led some people to believe he had eliminated an agency that ...

Sovereign wealth funds invest state or government money. They’re typically created from budget surpluses or revenues from oil ...

How did federal racketeering and conspiracy charges against a politician and a 501(c)(4) organization controlled by him lead to another ...