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Politically diverse fund-management teams perform better.

One longtime Redditor usually only invests for retirement, but she is taking advantage of the chance to get in on the social-media platform’s IPO — even though it’s a “crapshoot.”

New Jersey is now on track for $1 billion in cannabis sales, while New York is launching an overhaul of its licensing program as illegal shops flourish in the state.

President Joe Biden’s administration is expected on Wednesday to release a much-anticipated final rule on tailpipe emissions for new passenger vehicles.

The U.S. government is taking steps to protect Americans’ sensitive personal information and government-related data.

Options traders are growing more cautious — but only slightly — as the rally in U.S. stocks recently hit a speed bump.

Letitia James is on the verge of taking apart Donald Trump’s real-estate empire after serving him a major loss following a years-long probe into his financial dealings.

People with large debts from gambling should prioritize paying those off before investing and saving again.

Investors have been re-evaluating when the Federal Reserve may start lowering interest rates, as the “last mile” of bringing down inflation is proving difficult, according to BlackRock’s Rick Rieder.

Artificial intelligence will lead to automation in parts of the labor market, says Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs.

Shares of Nordstrom Inc. rallied on Tuesday following a report that the department-store chain was looking to go private — the latest effort by a retailer to shake up business after two years of weaker clothing demand.

The soon-to-be-drafted NFL player spoke with MarketWatch about working with a financial adviser, missing out on being in EA’s college football videogame — and his Honda Accord