The Trump administration is justifying the shakeup of the SSA by citing concerns about massive fraud against the agency in ...

After entering correction territory, stocks rebounded Wednesday when President Trump suspended his country-specific tariffs for 90 days (a move that excluded China). The S&P 500 SPX, Dow Jones ...

I have a chunk of money from my father's estate. My investments are losing money fast due to the current economic situation. I called my financial adviser and said this is not within my tolerance ...

Beer and wine maker Constellation Brands Inc., which sells beers like Corona and Modelo in the U.S., says that its Hispanic customers are feeling the squeeze amid what Chief Executive Bill Newlands ...

In the wake of Trump's latest move, consumers now face an overall average U.S. effective tariff rate of 25.3%, the highest level since 1909, according to estimates from the Budget Lab at Yale, a ...

International cooperation is "essential in delivering the resilience of the global financial system," says a top Bank of England official. As bank-earnings season begins Friday with JPMorgan, ...

Investor appetite for U.S. government debt continued to hold up on Thursday, as demonstrated by the results of a $22 billion auction of 30-year Treasury bonds that came just one day after a shockingly ...

The 200-day MA is curling downward is often the sign of a bear market. Because the S&P 500 was/is so oversold, there is a chance that the oversold rally could carry the index back to its 200-day MA.

Shortly after President Trump announced an increase in tariffs on U.S. imports from China, regulators in Beijing unveiled a probe of DuPont, alleging unspecified monopolistic behavior.

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.

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Tesla led the losses at down 11%, followed by Nvidia and Meta Platforms around 9% lower. Apple and Amazon.com traded around 8% lower, while Microsoft and Alphabet's shares fell around 5%.