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The mishandling of inflation, the economy and the federal budget has produced some of the best saving and investment opportunities seen in generations.

Excessive bearishness is a bullish indicator, writes Mark Hulbert.

The French business sector is dominated by the already wealthy, and ordinary French citizens pay the price.

Citi issues buy ratings on Huntington Bancshares and Zions, while rating First Citizens and New York Community Bancshares at neutral.

Carnival's stock fell in choppy trading Friday, after the cruise operator booked its first quarterly profit since before COVID, but provided a downbeat outlook.

Here’s how Bank of America compares to other major banks on minimum pay.

UAW's Shawn Fain said he wasn't currently calling for new strikes at Stellantis facilities because of the company's "significant progress" on some demands.

Also, feast or famine in the dynamic bond market, Amazon, Google, dividend stocks and a tool to look at how home prices have changed across the U.S.

Oil futures turn lower on Friday, giving up early session gains, but remain on track to score a gain for the month of September.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy doesn’t give any signs Friday that he would make a deal with the Democratic-run Senate to avoid a partial government shutdown.

The Paris public prosecutors office reportedly confirmed Friday that it was it was looking into financial transactions between LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault and Russian businessman Nikolai Sarkisov.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein passed away at the age of 90, opening the door for California Gov. Gavin Newsom to appoint her replacement