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Need to know
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TAX DAYBeware, the IRS is looking for these red flags this tax season
- Four moves you can still make to lower your 2017 tax bill
- 100 million Americans can file their taxes for free, but only 3 million people actually do it
- How to survive an IRS audit
- Tax cuts were supposed to juice the economy, but banks aren’t seeing it
- Looming tax deadline could be moment of truth for bitcoin bulls
BreakingSean Hannity disclosed as Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's client: reports
Fox News host Sean Hannity has been identified as a client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, reports said Monday. Lawyers for Cohen had earlier refused to identify the client, but a federal judge ordered the disclosure. Cohen's business records were seized by federal agents earlier this month, prompting outrage from Trump.
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Is Tesla the next Enron? One hedge-fund manager charts a gloomy path
- Elon Musk says he’s back to sleeping on the Tesla factory floor
- Tesla shares gain after Elon Musk rules out capital raise in snarky tweet at the Economist
- Tesla withdraws formal cooperation with probe of fatal crash, will still assist investigators
- Tesla stock is due for a 36% slide, says Goldman Sachs
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Personal finance
![My brother stole my $110,000 inheritance by altering our mother’s will]()
My brother stole my $110,000 inheritance by altering our mother’s will
This woman says she was left $110,000, but all she got was $300.
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MoneyishThere’s still time to file for an extension for your income-tax return
Accountants tell Moneyish how and why someone should file an extension on their tax returns
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Inside Marketwatch
New accounting rule raises revenue for big banks, but not all are highlighting the change
As new accounting standards for recognizing revenue take effect in the first quarter of 2018, big banks are taking decidedly different tacks in explaining how some revenues would be reported going forward, and why they are higher or lower than what investors may have expected.
Why probe drove WPP CEO Martin Sorrell to resign
Before resigning as chief executive of WPP PLC, Martin Sorrell faced a choice: risk enduring an investigation into an allegation of personal misconduct, or leave the advertising giant he founded three decades ago, say people familiar with the board and Mr. Sorrell.
