Sales of recreational vehicles have exploded since the start of the Covid crisis, with many Americans seeing them as a way to safely get out and go exploring.

An IRS worker shortage, a huge workload from pandemic-related programs and a stalled legislative boost in funding to help process returns will mean a painful filing season.

Nationwide, the price of a used car has skyrocketed 37% in the past year and a lack of inventory is to blame. Prices are so high, some people can’t find a car they can afford.

A deadly 2019 crash involving a Tesla Model S has prompted renewed scrutiny over who should be held liable in such cases.

Stocks fell again on Wall Street Friday, capping off the worst weekly drop for the S&P 500 since the start of the pandemic.

The U.S. stock market closed with their worst week since 2020 with the Dow off 450 points, S&P down 85 points, and the Nasdaq dropping over 2%. NBC News’ Kristina Partsinevelos joins the show to discuss why the market’s performance is the worst since the onset of the pandemic. 

Computer chips are critical components in everything from cell phones to vehicles, and the global shortage has contributed to empty car lots and soaring prices across the U.S. President Biden announced a major expansion of America’s chip production, with Intel planning a new $20 billion factory in Ohio.

A 10-day strike by King Soopers’ workers against the Kroger-owned grocery chain will end immediately after the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7

The start of President Joe Biden’s second year in office comes with new opportunities to deliver on his commitment to be pro-labor.

As the U.S. government officially launches a website to give away 500 million free, at-home rapid Covid test kits, the industry that makes the key tool for