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Friday’s bruising stock-market selloff unleashed a flurry of options-trading activity, as individual investors scrambled to buy the dip by scooping up bullish call options.

Consumer spending inched down in recent weeks, the Federal Reserve’s survey found.

Hims & Hers is taking aim at menopause and perimenopause in an attempt to tap in to a huge and potentially highly lucrative market.

Insurance often determines where we get our prescriptions. As open-enrollment season approaches, here’s what to consider when shopping for a plan.

Dip buyers are being rewarded this week, as they frequently have over the past 15 years. But is this the right time to ride a three-year-old bull market?

The retail pharmacy’s latest convenience play promises speed — but pharmacists warn of safety gaps, limited inventory and confusion for older patients.

Entry-level jobs are already at risk due to AI tools, HSBC analysts say, and the pressure could worsen in an economic downturn.

Analysts are cheering the increased revenue visibility that comes from AMD’s newly announced deals and that shifts the paradigm for what can be expected starting in 2027.

President Donald Trump has managed to bring new life to coal — with his administration designating it as a critical mineral in April, and the U.S. Energy Department recently announcing a big investment to expand and “reinvigorate” the industry in the U.S.

The artificial-intelligence trade may be one of the prevailing narratives in the stock market right now, but it turns out one “boring” sector is actually beating Big Tech in 2025 — utilities.

U.S. adults are generally underprepared to live well in older age, according to a new report.

Dollar Tree sees a light at the end of the tunnel for tariff-mitigation costs, which should lead to accelerated earnings growth.