The biggest story in politics and economics centers on the possibility the U.S. Supreme Court will soon eliminate federal subsidies for people buying health insurance through Obamacare.
Irving Kahn, the Manhattan money manager whose astounding longevity enabled him to carry firsthand lessons from the Great Depression well into the 21st century, has died. He was 109.
Meredith Whitney won an early victory in the fight to save her hedge fund as a judge said investor payments can resume while billionaire Michael Platt seeks to recoup his stake.
Few states are as strict about residency rules as New York, which means that if New Yorkers want to leave—and take state tax revenue along with them—they must prove they really are gone.
While Goldman Sachs Group Inc. employees may get less compensation than in the past, many cashed in last year for a payday they’ve been awaiting since the depths of the financial crisis.
Thanks to a bullish economy and a burgeoning crop of multi-millionaires, carmakers catering to the rich have finally started to figure out that they have been drastically underestimating demand for...
She told a jury that a male colleague at the private equity firm showed up at her New York hotel room one night on a 2011 business trip in his bathrobe asking to come in.
