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Curaleaf, Trulieve, Cresco Labs, Green Thumb Industries and Verano rally on details of recommendation by Department of Health and Human Services.

Shipping stocks were on the rise Tuesday despite Monday’s ballistic missile attack on a U.S. -owned vessel in the Gulf of Aden.

One major Wall Street bank is weighing in on what it calls "an extreme scenario" in which no Group-of-10 central bank cuts interest rates this year due to sticky inflation, strong growth, or fresh shocks that push price gains higher.

Boeing's stock kept falling Tuesday, enough to enter "bear-market" territory, after a downgrade by Wells Fargo, which said there's a good chance the FAA's investigation won't be "clean."

The Federal Reserve is likely to be able to cut interest rates this year, but there is no need for policy to be "rushed," Fed Gov. Christopher Waller said Tuesday.

"Currently, we have a total of $842,000 in retirement accounts, a $40,000 emergency fund, mortgage debt of $63,000."

Hurdles to making homes accessible mean older people must keep compromising

The U.S. fell seven places in an annual global ranking of women's health, landing at 30th place alongside Kazakhstan and Mauritius.

Top lawmakers in Congress on Tuesday unveiled a bipartisan tax deal that would expand the child tax credit and give businesses a series of breaks, and will now race against a self-imposed deadline to clear the package.

"My boyfriend suggests that he and I move into his apartment together, meaning that I could sell my house, and my mother would move out on her own."

For the first time, the majority of Wall Street analysts covering PayPal shares are feeling skeptical.

Synopsys confirmed Tuesday an agreement to buy design-software company Ansys in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $35 billion, as the companies look to ride the AI, semiconductor-design "megatrends."