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There’s no point in waiting until you die — especially in this economy. How to know how much you can part with.

The U.S. economy stumbled at the end of the year, new surveys showed, as rising prices tied to tariffs reduced customer demand and spurred businesses to further tighten the reins on hiring.

Fears of an AI bubble are likely here to stay. But a strong spending landscape means many semiconductor stocks can still thrive, according to J.P. Morgan analysts.

When the U.S. dollar loses its monopoly on pricing the world’s critical resources, Americans’ purchasing power weakens.

The drugmaker revised its revenue guidance for 2025, saying it now expects $62 billion in revenue for the year.

Weak retail sales and spending-averse households are pushing China toward targeted stimulus — including offering digital-yuan incentives — but the results have been mixed.

IG Group shares rallied by the third-highest percentage of the year on Tuesday after revealing strong demand from U.S. options traders as well as an acquired platform targeting retail investors in the U.K.

Jim Chanos says he’s not a fan of AI data centers, as he warns that the risk of a dot-com 2.0 is building.

A decline in short-term rates is positive for the balance sheets of businesses, banks and households, says Wharton professor

Copper isn’t really a precious metal, but maybe it’s time investors started treating it like one. It shares a lot more in common with silver than you might think, and its similarities with silver can tell investors a lot about potential opportunities for copper.

Ford Motor Co.’s decision to take a nearly $20 billion charge as it shifts to hybrids from electric vehicles had little impact on the automaker’s stock but did send shares of battery makers lower.

Tariffs, an AI boom, geopolitical divisions and a new administration ushered in a unique, unsettling year for consumers.