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Gold futures tumble on Monday after clinching their strongest one-day gain in a month on Friday following the release of the Labor Department's June jobs report.

U.S. stocks opened slightly higher Monday ahead of crucial inflation and the start of second-quarter earnings season.

IEP pops after Carl Icahn and banks finalize amended loan agreements that untie his personal loans from the trading price of his company.

Citigroup has gone lukewarm on U.S. stocks, saying risks of a recession are not going away and megacap growth stocks could be in for a pullback.

Next week's June CPI report will give investors more clarity on potential for further interest-rate hikes after July. It may either give a green light to a continued stock-market rally or kill the baby bull market after a flurry of U.S. employment data left investors puzzled about the future stance of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.

A 'rolling recession' is morphing into a 'rolling expansion' that points to a broader stock-market rally in the second half, says economist Ed Yardeni.

The City of San Francisco is trying to rein in the growth of driverless cars and their problems. It may have to resort to legal action.

Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.

Meta Platforms Inc.'s new entry into the social media space, Threads, has seized an opportune moment amid much frustration with Twitter, with Mark Zuckerberg also deploying elements of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs's well-known copycat tactic.

Australia is becoming a leader and power player in the Indo-Pacific.

KeyBanc raised its price target for Meta's stock because of healthy fundamentals that don't even include the boost from Threads.

Amazon’s Prime Day, Best Buy’s Black Friday in July, Walmart’s Plus Week and Target’s Circle Week are all on deck.