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The Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development on Tuesday lifted its forecast for global growth this year but cut its outlook for economic activity next year.

Two reports measuring trade both show China has lost the crown as top exporter to the United States, to Mexico.

Rocket building, fermentation sciences and cow-to-cone ice cream are among the more unusual courses and degree programs you might encounter at various colleges.

A KBB survey of car shoppers found that many U.S. drivers want to help the environment, but they have a number of misconceptions and worries about EVs.

U.S. stock futures were a fraction firmer with traders wary ahead of the Federal Reserve rate decision and comments due midweek.

If you recently got laid off and are worried about paying your student loans, you have several options to set your bill to zero.

Age Wave founder Ken Dychtwald is encouraged to learn that many people aged 65 and over believe their best years are happening now or are still ahead of them.

‘Silent killer’ affects 1.3 billion people globally, new research shows

Oil prices were pushing higher again on Tuesday, while Chevron CEO Mike Wirth said the commodity was headed in the direction of $100 a barrel.

The grocery-delivery app Instacart on Monday priced its IPO at $30 a share, at the upper end of its expected range, raising $660 million with a fully-diluted valuation of around $10 billion after backing away from a stock-market debut last year.

U.S.-listed shares of Nio were falling in after-hours action Monday after the Chinese electric-vehicle company announced a convertible-bond offering.

Qualified longevity annuity contracts offer even worse returns than standard life insurance.