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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers believes that the current budget deficit poses a greater challenge for the economy than it has before in U.S. history.

There are few issues that cause SEC Chair Gensler more concern than the spread of artificial intelligence technology. 

U.S. stocks are lagging international equities over the past year, in an unusual occurrence, according to DataTrek Research. 

The deal marks the 165th SPACs that has liquidated this year alone, according to SPAC Research.

The Israel -Hamas war has the potential to disrupt oil supply in the Middle East, leading to a rally in oil prices that can have impact other commodities, the World Bank said in a report released this week.

SoFi shares saw muted gains Monday after the company delivered an upbeat earnings report, but they were enjoying a far stronger rally Tuesday.

The Bank of Japan is slow-walking away from yield-curve control. That didn't help the yen as it slumped Tuesday.

The plan is far from final, but, if implemented, it would focus on the hardest hit borrowers

While a recession could prompt Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, a Ned Davis strategist thinks investors shouldn't rule out a 10-year Treasury yield in the 7% range.

Closed-end funds have just plunged to their biggest discounts to intrinsic value in years.

PetMed investors were suffering their worst day in 23 years, after the company reported disappointing quarterly results and said it would suspend its dividend.

Amgen Inc.'s stock fell 3.3% Tuesday despite an earnings beat and raised guidance. Obesity drugs were to blame.