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Households and hedge funds are gaining ground in the Treasury market as the Federal Reserve and foreign governments step back from buying U.S. government debt, strategists at GlobalData TS Lombard say.

A greater number of nighttime hot flashes was associated with an increased likelihood of the disease, the study found.

Taylor Swift attended Travis Kelce's last game, and the NFL star is enjoying a boost in popularity and profits.

MarketWatch analyzed five years of housing-price data and created an interactive you can use to search by county.

Cannabis stocks moved up Wednesday after the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs approved the Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation Banking Act, now known as the SAFER Banking Act of 2023.

A rocketing U.S. dollar is taking a toll on gold, with the yellow metal dropping below $1,900 an ounce for the first time since March.

The potential for more cracks to emerge in the banking sector is seen as the greatest area of concern for global insurers overseeing $29 trillion in assets.

The Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit against e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc. looks to be stronger than expected, but it will still be a tough slog.

American military support for Ukraine as it fends off Russia has given a lift to the struggling industrial side of the U.S. economy.

A U.S. government shutdown would prevent the SEC from overseeing markets, as well as initial public offerings and issuance of new stocks and bonds.

U.S. stock indexes were trading lower late morning Wednesday, reversing earlier gains, with the Dow industrials struggling to recover from its worst day since March on Tuesday, while Treasury yields remained near their multi-year highs and the dollar rose to new 10-month highs as did crude oil prices.

"I thought I could trust my own family, but now I realize I can trust no one."