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Nintendo stock fell sharply on Friday, after having rallied to a record high, as the company was coy about its plans for the Nintendo Switch 2 gaming device.

Britain’s debt turmoil was easing in a dramatic way on Friday after data showing U.K. retail sales actually fell during the busiest shopping month of the year.

The new year is a good time to make long-term plans for your money and finances.

Small-cap ETFs have been on a roller-coaster ride in the first two weeks of the new year.

Winning back shoppers and reviving the luxury-goods industry’s sales will depend in part on ditching the plain, understated tones of the “quiet luxury” trend, BofA analysts said.

For the bulls to reassert control, the S&P 500 would have to rally to all-time highs.

U.S. regulators took aim at General Motors and its OnStar unit late Thursday, saying that they had taken their first-ever action related to connected-vehicle data.

A new Treasury Department analysis looks at how climate-related disasters affected 246 million insurance policies.

U.S. state and local pension funds are looking at speculating on cryptocurrencies to solve their funding crisis.

Price spikes happen in bear markets more often than in bull markets.

Scott Turner, a former NFL player who served in the first Trump administration, fielded questions from lawmakers as the potential next Housing and Urban Development secretary.

Some landlords lowered rents after MarketWatch asked about increases that appeared to violate laws against price gouging.