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One year after the pause on student-loan payments ended, Uncle Sam is getting ready to tell credit-reporting companies which borrowers are falling behind on their payments.

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%.

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

Slowing inflation and the first interest-rate reduction by the Federal Reserve in four years gave Americans a little more confidence in the economy, but the outcome of the presidential election also weighed on their minds.

Acadia Healthcare Co. Inc. plummeted Friday after the operator of behavioral-healthcare facilities disclosed that it was the subject of a government investigation into how patients were treated.

Sentiment rises to 70.1 in late September, highest since April

D.A. Davidson cut Campbell Co.’s rating to neutral from buy, citing a shift by consumers to private-label foods.

Costco’s current valuation “has become extremely stretched,” says Truist Securities.

Trade gap narrows to $94.3 billion, smallest since March