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Investors were moving away from tech stocks, and using that money to push other parts of the market to new records

The “January effect” for small-cap stocks now arrives in December.

Cruise stocks led the market higher Thursday, and shares of other travel companies also rallied, as the Fed’s rate cut helped boost the prospects of consumer spending on vacations.

The Social Security Administration reportedly wants to cut the number of visits to field offices in half in fiscal year 2026, with no more than 15 million in total, and move more individuals to self-service online options.

A new version of ChatGPT, based on the GPT-5.2, comes as Google has stepped up its game with its rival Gemini offering.

The future is bleak for Obamacare premiums as people flee higher insurance costs.

Meta’s AI spending concerns are overblown, according to Morgan Stanley, who sees potential for the stock to surge to $1,000.

The central bank delivered another quarter-point rate cut on Wednesday. Why that decision “could look reckless” come January, according to one investment manager.

The electric-vehicle maker is hosting its first-ever “Autonomy and AI Day.”

The Fed’s interest-rate cut could help turn around a market laggard. BofA sees “a great business on sale.”

While financial happiness is typically framed as a choice between spending on material goods or spending on experiences, many Americans are expressing a different desire for their money: saving more.

Quantum computing could be a $205 billion market within a decade, according to an analyst who recommends IonQ, Rigetti and D-Wave shares for investors willing to look past “lumpy” revenue.