A growing number of wealthy Americans are opening bank accounts in Switzerland as part of the “de-Americanization” of their portfolios, according to investors and banks.
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What part of chocolate Easter bunnies do most people eat first?
From egg prices to what part of chocolate Easter bunnies people tend to bite into first, NBC News business and data correspondent Brian Cheung stops by TODAY to break down all the Easter numbers.
Price-tracking tools to maximize purchases (and minimize costs)
Price-tracking apps are gaining popularity, helping consumers find the best deals on consumer goods, plane tickets and more. NBC’s Brian Cheung stops by TODAY to break down how to take advantage of the tools to find the best prices.
Easter sales hunt: Here are some of the best deals for your family
The hunt is on for some last-minute bargains for Easter, from an affordable dinner basket to deep discounts on candy and buckets. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda reports for TODAY.
Abrego Garcia’s deportation case exposes a rift among Democrats over how to take on Trump
WASHINGTON — A controversial deportation case has opened up a rift within the Democratic Party over how aggressively to go after President Donald Trump on an issue that has been one of his biggest political strengths.
Many first-time homebuyers are pushing 40 as millennials wait in vain for a better market
The youngest U.S. homebuyers aren’t so young anymore, as a forbidding real estate market turns first-time house hunting into an activity for people nearing 40.
Tax attorneys say IRS has become a ‘zombie’ as agency cuts staff and halts audits of the wealthy
Wesley Stanovsek was a dream hire for the IRS in 2024.
American Express’ wealthy cardholders are mostly untouched by tariff jitters
American Express’ affluent cardmembers are showing few signs of curbing their spending, and younger customers drove growth in first-quarter transaction volumes, Chief Financial Officer Christophe Le Caillec told CNBC.
Judge rules Google has illegal monopoly on advertising technology
A federal judge has ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in multiple areas of online advertising technology. The ruling could allow prosecutors to push to break up part of the company. NBC News’ Brian Cheung reports on the potential repercussions.
Nissan aims to ‘max out’ U.S. production plant amid Trump’s tariffs
Nissan Motor’s new Americas leader said the automaker is aiming to “max out” production at its largest American production plant amid President Donald Trump’s 25% auto tariffs.