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Bank of America's Michael Hartnett said investors have started piling money back into stocks following the biggest outflow this year.

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The country has lost about 3.5 million jobs since Russia’s invasion, according to UkraineInvest.

The September consumer-price index could end up in a state of limbo if the U.S. government shuts down.

'I’m a 29-year-old woman who purchased my home in a small town in Illinois two years ago.'

The chief of the New York Fed said a key U.S. interest rate is "at, or near, the peak level," but borrowing costs will also have to remain high for "some time."

The public is barred from listening to the 10-week nonjury trial, and reporters often encounter a courtroom sealed to the public.

Oil futures went on a tear in the third quarter, contributing to volatility in global financial markets. Here are the main drivers.

The dollar may be a convenient whipping boy, but the blame game is hardly a profitable investment strategy.

Treasury Dept. release offers data and resources as millions of Americans face climate change-linked insurance gaps, lost wages, utility spikes and new illness.

Officials released details suggesting the scope of the challenges they're hoping to address with a new debt-relief plan

From feeding Americans to financial security, a lot could go wrong in the event of a shutdown.