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Employment services jobs are gradually returning to pre-pandemic levels. 

Exchange-traded funds that buy long-term bonds deepened losses on Friday, as investors weighed a U.S. jobs report that was much stronger than Wall Street anticipated.

TD Cowen analyst Bryan Bergin sees "catalysts aplenty" for PayPal — but he also sees the stock as a "show-me" story, at least in the near term.

S&P 500 is in a defined downtrend and this mandates a core bearish stance.

Stocks and bonds look attractive because inflation is controlled and rates aren't going higher, writes Michael Brush.

Also, how you can prepare for eldercare as the money runs out, how to take advantage of high interest rates and difficult problem solving by the Moneyist.

U.S. stocks posted a huge turnaround on Friday after a monthly jobs report came in strong. Aren't investors worried about higher rates wrecking the U.S. economy anymore?

Investors are likely to demand greater compensation for taking risk as yields keep climbing.

Long-term institutional players are increasingly hiding out in cash this fall, according to a new State Street Global Markets report.

Buyers of electric vehicles will soon be able to get a federal tax credit at the dealership rather than waiting for months.

General Motors agreed to bring workers at electric-vehicle battery plants under a future labor agreement.