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As inflation puts financial pressure on consumers and credit-card interest rates remain stubbornly high, financial experts say there’s an urgent need for people not only to develop a plan to pay off their debt, but to reset their entire relationship with credit cards.

Millions of Americans who rely on Affordable Care Act subsidies may soon get certainty about whether those breaks are expiring or being extended, thanks to the latest government-shutdown battle.

One housing economist says the 30-year mortgage rate will drop below 6% if next month’s jobs report is also negative.

Howard Stern is working with SiriusXM on a new contract at a time when the satellite-radio service has seen a drop in subscribers.

Buy-now-pay-later company Klarna is the largest out of six IPOs each aiming to raise $250 million or more, plus StubHub and Netskope launch IPO roadshows.

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield has fallen substantially from where it was at the beginning of the year, weighed down by expectations for weaker economic growth that contrast with the strong growth trajectory investors and traders had anticipated in January.

Shares of heavily shorted Opendoor Technologies are continuing their rally, putting the stock on pace to extend its winning streak to seven days.

Ticket seller StubHub and security-software company Netskope both plan to raise about $800 million. Each company has been operating for more than 10 years.

The market for AI compute and networking could reach $2 trillion by 2030, and both Nvidia’s GPUs and Broadcom’s custom chips can win, Melius analysts say

Google’s grip on highly monetizable commercial search queries remains unshaken by AI, setting the stage for a new $300 price target, Evercore ISI analyst Mark Mahaney said.

“Fragmentation” is breaking global business relationships. U.S. companies could see closed markets and higher costs.

EchoStar soars further into record territory after a $17 billion deal to sell spectrum to Elon Musk’s SpaceX.