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We're less than a month away until the April 15 tax deadline. If you still haven't filed, these are some common mistakes you should be aware of so you can get your refund in a timely fashion.

Forever 21's U.S. retail operator has filed for bankruptcy, the second time for the brand, which has been battered by diminishing mall traffic, inflation and online competition. The company said it stores and website in the U.S. would stay open for the time being, but that it would start to wind down its U.S. business. "While we have evaluated all options to best position the company for the future, we have been unable to find a sustainable path forward, given competition from foreign fast-fashion companies, which have been able to take advantage of the de minimis exemption to undercut our brand on pricing and margin," Brad Sell, CFO of F21 OpCo said Sunday.

More Americans are having trouble paying down their car loans, especially those with sub prime loans. Andres Gutierrez takes a look at what's causing the trend.

The Trump administration's recent changes to student loans are causing frustration and confusion for some borrowers. In response to a February court ruling that blocked some Biden-era programs, the Education Department has taken down online and paper applications for income-driven repayment plans. "This especially hurts anyone who's lost their jobs, including federal workers," said Natalia Abrams, founder and president of the Student Debt Crisis Center (SDCC). "A few months ago, they would have been able to get on a zero-dollar income-driven repayment plan." The removal of application materials also has caused confusion around the recertification process for borrowers already enrolled in repayment plans, experts say. Income-driven repayment plans take a borrower's finances and family size into account when calculating monthly payments, but borrowers must periodically demonstrate they still qualify.

After a surge, a new report shows egg prices are starting to drop. The cost of a dozen eggs was $6.85 as of last week, down from $8.15.

Lamborghini just dropped a $5,000 “super stroller” — because even babies deserve a luxury ride 🏎️ But our anchors aren’t exactly racing to buy one 👀

Guinness celebrating an unprecedented renaissance in the U.S., becoming the fastest-growing imported beer in the last year and seeing record sales. Is it all thanks to the “Split the G” viral challenge? Ed O'Keefe investigates.

Organized gangs of thieves are going after a unique hot commodity: coffee beans. Prices have surged due to climate change and supply shortages and criminals are stealing beans and possibly selling them to smaller roasters who are struggling to afford the increases in the market. One truckload could be worth nearly $200,000.

In its nearly 100 years of making baseball gloves, Nokona has survived while facing several obstacles. Its biggest threat came in the 1960s and 1970s when other major baseball glove makers moved their manufacturing overseas. Decades later, Nokona is the only company making all of its gloves for America’s pastime in the U.S.A.

The vast majority of Americans believe tipping culture is “out of control” — and many think automatic service charges should be banned, according to a new survey.