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Those big bath and kitchen remodeling projects home owners may have been thinking about? Some are apparently putting them on hold because of fresh anxiety about the economy.

Banks are hardly the fragile utilities they are claiming to be.

Next week’s analyst day is Oracle’s most anticipated in decades. These are the big questions investors have.

Paramount is reportedly looking for private-equity help with a possible $60 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, suggesting a deal may take longer than initially expected.

The IRS on Thursday released a batch of annual tax-code adjustments, including the income ranges needed to notch the preferential tax rate on capital gains.

Nobody likes paying Medicare subsidies, but the pain is sometimes temporary.

The AI infrastructure build-out is still in its early stages, Cantor analysts say, as they see hundreds of billions of dollars in demand still ahead and believe Nvidia’s opportunity in the market has more to run.

Even as premiums are rapidly rising, critical gaps in coverage mean having insurance doesn’t guarantee financial protection.

The Treasury Department’s use of short-term bills to finance government spending, along with the Federal Reserve’s signal of more rate cuts in 2025, are keeping bond-market yields steady. And this should enable officials to finance the $1.8 trillion budget deficit for fiscal 2025, which ended Sept. 30.

The probe centers on Tesla vehicles allegedly running red lights and violating other traffic laws.

The standard deduction is rising in the wake of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Here’s the amount.

The weekly jobless claims report won’t resume until the government shutdown, which is on its ninth day, ends.