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Affirm Holdings Inc. shares are surging in midday trading Wednesday after the financial-technology company made its public debut.

Shares of Exxon Mobil Corp. rose Wednesday, putting them on track for the longest win streak in 16 months, after J.P. Morgan analyst Phil Gresh turned bullish on the oil giant for the first time, citing an improved financial outlook and more reasonable valuation.

Savers are borrowing and withdrawing from retirement plans, survey shows

The most effective stimulus for the economy would be a large and well-targeted public infrastructure spending program, not another $2,000 check that will be saved and not spent.

As an unprecedented second impeachment of President Donald Trump looms Wednesday, market participants appear mostly unperturbed but mindful of what is shaping up to be a historic moment in U.S. politics.

The Home Depot co-founder and long-time GOP donor said the riots were ‘disgraceful’

The coronavirus situation in the U.K. is far more pervasive now than in March 2020 when the country first locked down, but the population is traveling outside their homes much more.

This man writes, ‘I love her dearly, but I am really concerned.’

Sales of electric vehicles by European car makers accelerated rapidly in 2020, amid governments offering generous incentives to trade in gas guzzlers for cleaner alternatives.

This mother asks, ‘What can he do to help maximize the money he has saved? And how should I invest the money he is giving me?’

The comments by Neel Kashkari came at a Fed event on racism and education.

The House of Representatives is set to hold a vote on a non-binding resolution that calls on Vice President Mike Pence to “convene and mobilize” President Donald Trump’s cabinet to remove the president from power, using the powers granted by the 25th Amendment to the Constitution.

Joint Chiefs of Staff statement labels last Wednesday’s siege ‘a direct assault on the U.S. Congress, the Capitol building, and our constitutional process.’

Affirm Holdings Inc., which lets people purchase goods and pay over time, reportedly priced its initial public offering well above its target at $49 a share late Tuesday to raise at least $1.2 billion.