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About 500,000 people were still getting paper checks — including people over age 80, living with disabilities or without internet access.

Shares of grocery-delivery app Instacart slid in afternoon trading Monday after rival DoorDash and supermarket giant Kroger said they were expanding an existing partnership to deliver more groceries to consumers’ homes starting next month.

A new book, “Retirement Bites,” aims to school this age group about major decisions that lie ahead.

A weakening U.S. labor market is a risk for both the U.S. economy and markets right now. But the most closely watched numbers — the rate of new jobs created, and the official unemployment rate — don’t tell the full story.

There hasn’t been a partial U.S. government shutdown since 2019. Here’s a rundown of what one could mean for you and your money.

ChatGPT Pulse sends users proactive, personalized recommendations and poses a new threat to the search industry that could challenge Google’s dominance.

The health and cost benefits of efficient patient-flow management are clear — but hospitals and Congress both look the other way.

Goldman Sachs says it has grown bullish on stocks for the rest of this year, with a supportive economy and Fed rate cuts backstopping the asset class.

Pending home sales rose to a five-month high in August as lower mortgage rates reeled home buyers back into the housing market.

The deal for Electronic Arts is the largest-ever all-cash sponsor take-private investment, the companies involved said.

French integrated oil company TotalEnergies announced on Monday it was reducing capital expenditures by $1 billion per year, the latest in a series of cutbacks announced by the industry.

The question for investors now is how much power over the Fed the Senate will cede to the president.