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Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook on Thursday sued President Donald Trump after he moved to fire her over accusations of mortgage fraud, opening a new chapter in a showdown over the independence of the U.S. central bank.

August has flipped the stock-market script: Once-forgotten sectors are now leading the charge as Big Tech lags.

3 steps to help manage the cost of higher education

First-time claims fall 5,000 to 229,000 in latest week as continuing claims also moderate.

More people visited Dollar General stores during the latest quarter and spent slightly more money when they shopped.

Trump is not just putting the White House at the center of U.S. business. He’s also inventing novel ways to tax corporate America, consumers and employees.

Shoppers in the market for a new phone are starting to consider AI capabilities alongside factors like camera quality and battery life. But experts say it will be hard to sway most Apple loyalists away from their beloved iPhones.

In one of its many strategies, the money-management giant Vanguard is now suggesting a portfolio that tilts heavily toward bonds over stocks.

As the earning power of women keeps growing, more are seeking financial protection before they get married. “It’s a massive generational shift,” says one legal expert.

French government bond spreads are adjusting to the new political reality but stocks less so.

Despite the increasingly buyer-friendly housing market, many buyers are not finding it any easier to buy a home.

“What if I become cognitively impaired and need benefits for 15-20 years?”