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The U.S. economy gained speed in May, a pair of S&P surveys found, and businesses were optimistic about future growth even as high inflation persisted.

Negotiated wages edged higher in the eurozone in the first quarter, data that could limit the pace of rate cuts by the European Central Bank, which are expected to start next month.

One analyst sees growth ahead despite downside surprises on expenses and client cash trends.

“I have a modest Roth IRA that hasn’t really performed well and hesitate to add to it.”

You don’t have to be a “genius or a rocket scientist,” to succeed in this market, says veteran money manager.

Summer stocks, some corporate insiders like their odds, and why Dow 1 million is doable.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell again to 215,000, reaffirming that layoffs are low and the economy is being buoyed by a strong labor market.

One tech CEO remarked that Nvidia’s ability to post $22.6 billion in quarterly data-center revenue, after having seen just $4.3 billion a year before, is simply one-of-a-kind growth.

Medtronic has raised its dividend for 47 straight years, with the implied dividend yield more than double that of the S&P 500.

Oil futures traded higher early Thursday, attempting to shake off worries about the economic outlook.

JPMorgan shuffles ratings on clean energy stocks with HASI and TPIC as top picks.

London hedge fund Palliser Capital said Rio Tinto should switch its primary listing to Sydney to boost its share price