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‘My husband works in IT. He earns $90,000 a year, and I am a teacher. I earn $65,000 a year.’

Union calls for solidarity on first day of strike against Big Three automakers, as Ford confirms layoffs and GM may take a similar step.

Shares of chip-equipment suppliers fell Friday following a report that TSMC was delaying deliveries to the facility it is constructing in Arizona.

Corporate distress is on the rise due to higher interest rates, but companies also recently earned a record amount on cash, Treasury and agency debt holdings, according to Guggenheim Investments.

With mortgage rates surpassing 7%, many homeowners are only selling if they have a pressing need to do so. 

AI, blockchain and the Internet of Things are creating a new era called ‘Web3.’

Retail investors are reportedly treating them like lottery tickets. Large funds are using them to tactically shield their portfolios from potential hazards. Sophisticated traders are using them to siphon profits from daily market swings.

Friday could be a historic day for the options market, according to a derivatives strategist at Goldman Sachs Group.

Greater calm in bond markets has helped stocks move up close to their highs of the year.

Berenberg analysts looked at soaring cost of a stein at the annual German beerfest, which is due to kick off this Saturday.

Arm shares surged out of the gate Thursday as they began trading on the Nasdaq following a long-awaited initial public offering.

“My wife is four years older than me.”

More than two dozen states now allow for some form of online lottery purchases.

A bout of small-cap underperformance in the face of renewed “higher-for-longer” rate expectations sees the benchmark Russell 2000 finish below important support.

Inflation is likely to fall below the Federal Reserve’s 2% annual target by late next year, says David Kelly, chief global strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management.

“Who is liable if a tree falls onto a neighbor’s property?”

Here’s how the new Apple Watch compares with some of the rivals.

How much should we be worrying right now? Our call of the day from Pershing Square Capital Management manager Bill Ackman says that in the near term, we can relax a little

Small caps typically do best at the beginning of the year, when money managers take the most risk.

Apple shares have barely budged, on average, on the day of iPhone announcements, but they’ve logged gains in the few months after.