Europe is heading into a recession as the U.S. consumer buckles, a strategist warned, advising investors to shift into defensive stocks.
Wednesday’s consumer-price index for August may end up being the deciding factor as to whether the Federal Reserve will deliver a bigger-than-usual, 50-basis-point rate cut on Sept. 18.
Borrowers allege in a lawsuit against MOHELA that in some cases they’ve been waiting years for the debt relief they were promised
This week, we’ll get quarterly results from the company that U.S. antitrust regulators have tried to make into a symbol for two years of consumers’ inflation anguish — supermarket chain Kroger Co.
Investors fear, but don’t know for sure, if a long-awaited Federal Reserve rate cut has been left too long.
Apple faces competing dynamics as it gears up to reveal the pricing of the new iPhone 16 models.
Friday’s jobs report showed a cooling labor market. But hiding in the data was one record-breaking stat about women in the workforce.
Institutional capital is looking to “get off the sidelines and get back in,” said Soultana Reigle, head of U.S. equity at PGIM Real Estate.
Lingering inflation was the chief threat to the U.S. economy just a few months ago. Now it’s a rapidly cooling jobs market.
“I couldn’t get a cashier’s check at the dealer yesterday as I had my four kids with me.”
“Where should I invest my money, assuming that I won’t be able to buy a home for several years?”
U.S. stocks sold off sharply Friday after the latest jobs report renewed worries over a softening labor market, in a tumultuous start to September.
Boeing Co.’s troubled Starliner spacecraft has started its uncrewed journey back to Earth after undocking from the International Space Station.
American Airlines and Etsy slide to smaller-cap indexes, making room for the two IT giants.
Pegula was one of two American women in the tennis tournament’s semifinals who have billionaire parents.
KinderCare vies to tap the equity markets again and listed earnings of 4 cents a share on revenue of $1.34 billion in the six months to June.
The Treasury market’s yield curve uninverted for first time since July 2022.
Semiconductor stocks have had a pretty rough week. And the way the charts are set up, the sector that was at the center of the AI-led boom in top technology stocks could very well end up having a pretty bad year.
Uncertainty over the direction of the U.S. economy and the presidential election has some house hunters hitting the brakes on what could be the biggest purchase they will ever make.
Republicans don’t have the appetite for their presidential candidate’s desired deficit spending, analyst says.
