Tuesday’s top personal finance stories.

Bank of America analysts wrote Tuesday that gig companies could see an upside from a recession and higher unemployment: hundreds of thousands more gig workers.

With COVID restrictions largely dismantled, analysts see numerous windows for growth. But the duration of China’s current virus explosion, and the fate of the beleaguered property sector, remain sources of troubling uncertainty.

A constantly changing tax code makes it hard for families to plan their financial lives, one expert says.

As China emerges from almost three years of pandemic lockdowns, the coffee chain’s rebound could run up against an array of complications, BofA analysts said.

Many reasons not to put too much weight on these first-days-of-January indicators.

In the first trading day of the new year, U.S. financial markets were bogged down by the almost universal view that a recession is approaching.

A damning new congressional report found the regulator didn’t follow the correct procedures when it approved Aduhelm in 2021

Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries won a plurality of the votes in first two rounds but not the speakership.

The FTX founder has been under house arrest since being charged with allegedly looting billions in customer deposits.