Stock-market investors got what they wanted when the Federal Reserve delivered an extra-large September rate cut — the risk now is that strong jobs data in the week ahead could be too much of a good thing.
After a months-long consumer flight from new sneakers and new clothing, Nike Inc. is bringing in a new chief executive. Investors liked the news. But analysts say there’s still lots of work ahead for the company.
The high cost of housing is a top economic issue that both U.S. presidential candidates have vowed to address.
Sony’s PS5 Pro was already the most expensive major gaming console. Then it got even pricer.
“I always give money to close family members with kids to help pay for summer activities.”
A reader needs to visualize his retirement buckets to be sure that he has enough.
Timing the market with the seasonal “Halloween Indicator.”
Bitcoin races toward best September in history, after China promises big stimulus measures and as traders count on more Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.
Commodities have done well in September but silver — and natural gas — stand out from the pack for reasons all their own, and show few signs of an end to their price rally.
Economic data, earnings and political uncertainty could all inject a fresh bout of volatility into a market that has continued to broaden.
Fidelity recently reduced its mobile-deposit limit to $1,000 from $100,000 for certain customers after a number of check scams.
The 1980s corporate raider claimed poverty for decades — but is now charged with hiding millions in a cannabis company purportedly run by his son, lifestyle influencer Dan Bilzerian.
September is shaping up to be a solid month of gains for U.S. stocks, with the market bucking the seasonal trend after the Federal Reserve announced a big interest-rate cut.
Rocket Lab USA Inc. shares ended Friday’s session up 12.5%, boosted by KeyBanc Capital Markets’ price-target hike for the space-launch company.
This drug-free nasal spray could be a game changer if it lives up to the hype.
This week, the Chinese government unveiled a slew of stimulus measures to boost its economy and get national GDP to an annual growth target of 5%.
The second and final reading of the University of Michigan’s consumer-sentiment index in September rose to 70.1 — the highest level in five months — from a preliminary reading of 69 released earlier in the month, the university said Friday.
Smaller real-estate investors are worried about macroeconomic and political trends.
Polls show Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in a tight race for the White House, setting up a situation where small economic disturbances could tilt the race one way or another.
Unusual action for the S&P 500, a hot bond market and interviews with acting HUD secretary and AT&T’s chief operating officer
