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“Clients can spend $10,000 on an antique credenza or $5,000 on a side table.”

The Trump administration’s deportations are running well short of the 1 million per year goal he’s advocated, according to one estimate.

Both the Trump administration and Congressional Republicans are eyeing drastic shifts in income-driven repayment and Public Service Loan Forgiveness

Shares of Chevron Corp. were sinking toward a three-year low in early trading Friday.

Oil major’s stock rises as its books volume growth in the Permian and Guyana and benefits from cost-saving efforts.

A waning AI bubble is another reason to favor European equity benchmarks over the U.S., says BCA strategist Dhaval Joshi.

For all the sophisticated technospeak and complex financial engineering that characterized Michael Saylor’s presentation to investors Thursday evening, it was a story as old as the hills: a salesman pitching his wares and trying to build a brand.

“She always worked part-time in a grocery store or at stock-clerk jobs until COVID. He does Instacart and similar deliveries for work.”

Situated on a 1.86-acre plot with lush yards and sprawling trees, the home certainly looks like an idyllic place to raise a family.

Getting Saudi Arabia to produce more oil could be a means to pressure Russia to a ceasefire with Ukraine.

China said it is evaluating U.S. officials’ willingness to negotiate trade talks, giving a spark of hope for de-escalating the trade war between the world’s largest two economies.

iPhone sales beat Wall Street’s expectations but Apple’s vagueness around tariff impacts didn’t sit well with investors.