Not included in the suspension is the 25% levy on imported vehicles on April 3 or the 25% tariff on auto parts that goes into effect on May 3. (Parts covered under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement ...

A day after it announced the elimination of the Office of Transformation, the SSA said it was closing the Office of Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity and that it would reassign the office's tasks - ...

My husband and I have a net worth. We are both in our 70s. He is in his late 70s and I am in my early 70s. We have $5.7 million in stocks and cash. We have a very nice home, but we have seen a home we ...

Count St. Louis resident Frank Scaduto as one of the fans of yellow-cap Coke. He's not Jewish, but he's a Coke lover who swears by the cane-sugar version, so he keeps a few extra two-liter ...

The carnage in the stock market following President Donald Trump's April 2 unveiling of sweeping tariffs on virtually all U.S. trade partners has been extraordinary - but it's a historic surge in long ...

Gold miner Newmont (NEM) was the S&P 500's best performer for the week with a 24.4% gain, and it was up 47.7% for 2025. Freeport McMoRan (FCX), which also mines gold and other metals, made the list ...

The mighty dollar, ordinarily a safe haven during times of market-based stress, is falling apart, and its ongoing year-to-date slide is pointing to a much bigger problem for all U.S. assets.

The U.S. Senate has declared that the extension of the tax cuts from the 2017 Act would increase the U.S. deficit by zero dollars. That is not a typo.

They pointed to a post on Truth Social that the Republican president made a few hours before his tariff reversal urging followers to buy stocks, and argued that it showed a willingness to tip off ...

Huge washouts hit the $29 trillion Treasury market in recent days, as investors looking to exploit small price differences in the bedrock of financial markets were overcome by volatility resulting ...

The U.S. stock market's massive rally on April 9 - with all three major U.S. benchmarks posting eye-popping gains - seemed to be telling anxious investors that they could finally relax. Not so fast.

The MBA in particular has become a "product" - packaged in its present and unvaried form for decades. It is fixated on 50-year-old notions of shareholder primacy and a variant of the "greed is good" ...