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$110 million of basic prize money will be awarded at the Women’s World Cup, significantly less than the $440 million award at the Qatar World Cup last year.

IBM may be hitching to the AI bandwagon with WatsonX but analysts are more interested in Big Blue's growth at Red Hat.

The U.S. stock market is rallying on hopes of a “Goldilocks” economic environment, where inflation glides down to the Fed’s 2% target, without damaging the economy too much.

Verizon's stock has been under pressure in the wake of recent reporting on lead cables, and one analyst worries the stock could stay in the penalty box.

IRS waives the penalty if heirs do not to take a 2023 required minimum distribution for an IRA inherited in 2020, or later.

Low transaction volumes and few distressed sales are keeping U.S. commercial property prices elevated for now, Morgan Stanley analysts say.

‘Isn’t anyone making the connection between this national problem and the financial illiteracy crisis?’ writes Tim Ranzetta.

Exchange-traded funds that target Chinese stocks were falling Monday, after China reported disappointing growth for the second quarter, bringing the ETFs deeper into the red so far this year.

U.S. stocks went on a bumpy ride in 2022. But although the market has risen remarkably since New Year's Day, it hasn't always been smooth sailing.

Russia’s decision Monday to suspend the Black Sea Grain Initiative led to a short-lived rally in the wheat and corn markets, but concerns over global supplies of key commodities from Russia and Ukraine are set to climb, contributing to uncertainty over global inflation.

The S&P 500 may receive a lift from a softening U.S. dollar, according to market analysts.

Meta is at the beginning of several narratives that could power its stock even higher, according to an analyst.