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Investors are laser-focused right now on what promises to be the wildest Federal Reserve meeting in years. But this isn’t the only potentially market-moving event on the calendar this week.

Savers and cash investors fell in love with certificates of deposit in recent years, but some financial advisers say it’s time to look around as interest-rate cuts loom.

If history is any guide, that’s a positive sign for investors.

President Donald Trump’s latest move against media companies is a $15 billion lawsuit against the New York Times alleging defamation. It has one important difference from another high-profile suit by Trump against a different media giant.

When businesses face a financial pinch, retirement benefits are often the first things to be cut, experts note

Bloom shares have more than tripled this year, and Morgan Stanley says the clean-tech company’s work with Oracle sets the stage for “explosive” momentum.

The yield curve will reveal the bond market’s confidence in how the U.S. is handling monetary policy.

GE’s stock has furthered its comeback by cashing in on hot airline and defense markets.

What house hunters, job seekers, credit-card users, car shoppers and cash savers should know.

A technology push at Social Security creates confusion and frustration among older adults.

“My current returns on my assets are fairly robust, with a compound annual growth rate of 17%-18%.”

Treasurys and gold are rallying as anxiety builds ahead of Wednesday’s Fed interest-rate decision.