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Something unusual happened in financial markets Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pushed back on a March interest-rate cut.

While the beleaguered stock has lost 75% over the past 12 months, it has seen some momentum recently.

Local initiatives are poised to wipe out billions of dollars in debt and could create momentum at the national level.

The productivity of U.S. businesses and their workers rose in the fourth quarter at 2.7% pace compared with a year earlier, possibly a sign the economy could grow faster than expected even as inflation slows.

Ran Eliasaf’s Northwind Group sees big lending opportunities in commercial buildings that need a short-term lifeline.

A reader wants to make things easier for his wife and daughters to inherit, but is unsure which professionals to trust.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment at the end of January rose to a nearly three-month high of 224,000, possibly a sign of some softening in what’s been an incredibly strong labor market.

Bank provides additional guidance after its stock drops 37% after its surprise fourth-quarter loss.

With a panic room, theater room, an elevator, a wine cellar, and lakefront access, the grand mansion in Mooresville, N.C., is listed for $12.5 million.

The federal government will begin negotiating prices on 10 costly prescription drugs covered by Medicare.

Meta Platforms Inc.’s surging stock is expected to advance even further Thursday when the social-media company is expected to announce a bump in advertising revenue in its fourth-quarter results.

The stock is down five of the last six days and ended Tuesday’s session down 6.8%, registering its biggest daily percentage decline since Jan. 16.