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U.S. factory orders fell 3.3% in June mostly because of weaker demand for passenger plans and military aircraft, but an ongoing slump in manufacturing showed no sign of ending.

Also, new rules for home buyers, an estate planning mistake to avoid and a passing of the torch for Big Tech

Recession fears, a growth scare, and a Federal Reserve policy mistake. A combination of all three things gripped the U.S. government debt and interest-rate corners of the financial market on Friday, as traders weighed two days of weaker-than-expected data and translated that into large swings in fed-funds futures and the yield on the policy-sensitive 2-year Treasury note.

Poll says more than 70% of voters are worried about Social Security running out of funds in their lifetime

Canadian executive worked to calm shareholder concerns about the ‘inaccurate’ and ‘questionable’ report published in 2018

‘We probably just have enough for my only daughter’s college expenses in a college fund’

What is the Sahm rule? Is the U.S. economy in recession?

JPMorgan Chase’s CEO weighs in on how the next president could unite the country.

A plan to implement a gaming-tax surcharge in high-tax states next year is “a gamble in itself,” according to an analyst.

A Google AI-focused Olympics advertisement that sparked backlash has been removed from TV rotation, according to the technology giant.

An analyst says the company looks to be in a “spiral” following steep cost cuts and a reset of expectations.

High-profile investor Cathie Wood saw the record selloff in Moderna’s stock as an opportunity to bulk up her bets on the biotechnology company.