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Businesses were “hesitant to hire” because of weaker sales and uncertainty tied to U.S. trade wars, the Federal Reserve said, but higher tariffs only raised inflation by a “moderate or modest amount.”

The planned separation of Kraft Heinz into two publicly traded companies will limit the downside for the business, Morgan Stanley said.

The lessons of managing a significant sum can also apply to plenty of other investors.

The Clippers and owner Steve Ballmer have denied any wrongdoing. Here’s why the accusations are so serious — and when similar claims have been made in the NBA before.

Federal regulators are easing hurdles on prediction markets at the same time Trump Jr. is backing them.

Bitcoin has proved to be a worthy rival to gold, as assets under management in exchange-traded funds for the cryptocurrency have been quickly catching up to those of the safe-haven staple.

AI will continue to drive chip stocks and is “an area of relative certainty” against a changing geopolitical and economic backdrop, Cantor analysts say.

“With recent changes I heard that the law has changed and I may qualify to receive a benefit.”

Is the August jobs report the biggest in years? Probably not, but another tepid increase in hiring is sure to cement a reduction in U.S. interest rates this month — and possibly more cuts after that.

The remedies targeting Google’s search dominance will give a major advantage to the AI chatbots disrupting the industry. Will Google Search be able to survive in the long term?

The AI startup’s recent funding could boost spending on AWS and lift Amazon’s earnings per share.

The number of job openings in the U.S. fell in July to the second lowest level since the pandemic and hiring patterns signal labor market is even weaker than it seems, a new survey shows.