George Washington’s portrait The United States’ first president, George Washington, has been on the front side of the ...

The Treasury Department has pledged to stop producing the penny by early next year. Here's why — and what becomes of your one ...

In this episode, Kings and Generals explores a lesser-discussed but critical front of World War I: the financial battlefield ... and the dominance of the U.S. dollar—helped tip the balance ...

On May 1, 1956, Johnny Cash debuted a new single and clever dollar bill trick, both of which would come to define his signature sound for decades to come. Cash’s late spring release was a staple ...

One thing we learned at MIT is that in macroeconomics, everything is connected. In international macroeconomics, those connections are global in scope. Understanding the dollar’s dominance today ...

This month also marks a less-remembered centennial, the ill-fated decision of the British government to restore the value of the pound sterling to its pre–World War I gold parity. That forced ...

Dollar Tree on Wednesday said it is selling Family Dollar for $1 billion to a pair of private equity firms, a decade after it bought the discount chain for more than $8 billion. In a statement ...

Family Dollar sold to private-equity investors for $1 billion Dollar Tree faces $20 million monthly impact from new tariffs Inflation impacting all income groups, CEO Creedon says March 26 ...

AUSTIN, Texas — If you received a million-dollar bill ... bills for over $1 million from Penn Credit Corporation on behalf of the CTMRA. One person received a bill for over $112 million for ...

It also includes a caption explaining the design of the one-dollar bill.' According to the social news site Hacker News, these sheets are often framed and displayed, or used to wrap gifts.

In the United States, there’s a one-dollar coin worth up to $132,000 ... a coin will be worth much more. At the end of World War I, the United States Mint issued a series of “Peace” coins ...

Even one senator can hold up the bill, chewing up many hours of Senate ... we have always been guilty of but never have.” A World War I-era law, the Espionage Act, makes it a crime to solicit ...