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The IPO market is poised for what look like some decent-sized deals from profitable companies.

The Richmond Fed president is a voting member of the Fed's interest-rate committee this year.

Medicare's exclusion of weight-loss drug coverage is coming under scrutiny amid mounting evidence that Wegovy and similar drugs have health benefits beyond shedding pounds

U.S. stocks have managed to avoid an "earnings apocalypse" this month, but eyes will be on Nvidia.

Why active stock-market investors and traders might want to stay alert during Thanksgiving week

Citigroup says employees have been informed about a "next layer of changes" under Chief Executive Jane Fraser's plan to streamline the bank.

Hundreds of OpenAI staff are threatening to leave the company after Sam Altman’s firing, marking the latest twist in the drama engulfing the ChatGPT maker

The CFPB ordered Toyota's U.S.-based auto financing subsidiary to pay $60 million to harmed consumers for illegally blocking customers from cancelling insurance products that inflated monthly payments.

Argentina stocks surged and bonds rallied following news that radical libertarian economist Javier Milei will become Argentina’s next president after an unexpected electoral win.  

The leading economic index declined 0.8% in October and fell for the 19th month in a row, but the U.S. economy doesn't appear any closer to a recession than when the losing streak began.

Investors are bracing for an auction of 20-year Treasury bonds on Monday that has the potential to rattle both stocks and bonds at the start of a holiday-shortened week.

Microsoft has moved quickly to turn a negative into a positive, and that's winning cheers Monday on Wall Street.