At least for the time being, Intuit and H&R Block can now claim victory, at least when it comes to servicing taxpayers who can file to the federal government for free.

Using cloud access allows accounts software to be run completely online, with data stored in an accessible place for teams.

Now that Eric Morris has put himself in a league with Lane Kiffin and Tommy Tuberville in the category of poor exits and become a world-class distraction in North Texas' historic season in the bargain ...

An ageing population means the home care services market will be valued at $1.6 trillion by 2035. But technology of all kinds ...

Good Wednesday afternoon in New York City, where the upstate trucker Joe Macken’s TikTok-famous scale model of the city is coming to the Museum of the City of New York this winter. Gothamist is funded ...

Hundreds gathered at a Columbus church to honor John Lewis and protest the Trump administration on the five-year anniversary of Lewis's death. The event, part of a nationwide "Good Trouble" protest, ...

I was on the HACC faculty for 46 years. I served with every HACC president, and I was on the search committee that hired John Sygielski, known as “Ski.” Although I had reservations about Ski coming to ...

The NCAA established a single transfer portal window that is expected to be during postseason play after formally eliminating a second Spring window on Wednesday. While the specific timeframe for the ...

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Ohio State coach Ryan Day is not a fan of a recent proposal to eliminate the spring transfer portal from college football. "No. I don't think it's a good idea at all," Day said when asked about the ...

The 36 current Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees who signed their names in a letter to Congress critical of the Trump administration's actions at the agency have been placed on ...