Monday's top personal finance stories
U.S. stocks finished mostly lower Monday in the wake of a large investment fund being forced to sell massive holdings in stocks.
Cash-strapped cities and ordinary citizens bear the financial and social cost of police violence.
Prestige dramas such as Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale," HBO's "Mare of Easttown" and Apple's "The Mosquito Coast" are on tap for April, as streaming services try to squeeze in their awards hopefuls before the Emmy deadline May 31.
The Senate's top Republican said Monday that "confusion" related to the 2020 presidential election may explain why Republican men are more hesitant to get themselves vaccinated against COVID-19.
L Brands is guiding for first-quarter EPS in the range of 85 cents to $1, ahead of the FactSet consensus for 84 cents
Investment banks Credit Suisse and Nomura said they would incur significant losses after the U.S.-based hedge fund was forced into a fire sale of assets and defaulted on its margin calls.
Gold futures on Monday trade lower and were under pressure despite a decline in U.S. stocks and as the the dollar remained firm.
