IRS workers protest the government spending cuts that will result in at least five furlough days without pay.
The Internal Revenue Service is under fire for targeting the tea party and other conservative charity groups for extra scrutiny.
"Hey, hey, ho, ho, sequestration has got to go," IRS workers chanted at a rally in downtown Manhattan this week, waving neon-colored signs protesting government spending cuts and impending furloughs.
More than three months after rushing to file their taxes early, some filers still haven't received refunds from the IRS.
Thanks to the government's spending cuts, you may have a smaller chance of being audited this year.
The FBI estimates that retail crime costs the U.S. $30 billion a year, and some household items that people steal may surprise you.
When brands go abroad, they look different than they do back home.
These bikes look like antiques but they're actually brand new. And they're really good.
Microsoft and Blackberry are desperate to cement themselves as the No. 3 mobile software maker. Don't look now, but here comes Firefox.
Auto legend Bob Lutz grades his former bosses on leadership in his new memoir, Icons and Idiots.
The U.S. has regained its standing as the world's most competitive country, according to the latest rankings from Swiss business school IMD.
Leasing an electric car isn't just a pricey option for the rich. In fact, there are some very reasonably priced options out there.
The search giant has boldly redesigned its well-known mapping interface.
From a small startup that was hacked by Anonymous to a cleaning firm that fell prey to a Nigerian scam, these five small businesses explain how cyberattacks hurt their ...
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