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“They are tuned in to friends and colleagues, who are losing jobs, cognizant of shifts in company agendas and financial worries.”

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

California is home to hundreds of properties with celebrity history—but it’s unlikely any dwelling can compete with the legacy of the one that was just sold by TV mogul Oprah Winfrey.

High valuations represent a hurdle for the markets but not an insurmountable one

Actress Emma Stone will kick off 2026 with one less thing to worry about—after selling her newly-renovated Texas mansion a year after listing it.

Shares of Sanofi slumped on Monday as the French drugmaker said a U.S. regulatory review of its multiple-sclerosis drug won’t be completed by the end of the year and that a trial for a different form of MS didn’t succeed.

Roomba maker iRobot filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Sunday and will turn over its business to a pair of Chinese companies and go private, capping a years-long fall from grace.

Stocks slid on Friday, led by a sharp decline in the tech sector, as investors continue a “rotation trade” out of AI stocks.

The subsidies that made Affordable Care Act plans more affordable are expiring, and marketplace coverage in 2026 will be much more expensive.

Kevin Hassett, President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, on Sunday dismissed concerns that he would simply push Trump’s agenda if he’s chosen as the next Fed chair.

A delayed November jobs report and key inflation reading are not the only things that could gin up market turmoil.

President Trump said he was leaning toward choosing either Warsh or Kevin Hassett to succeed Fed Chair Jerome Powell.