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The U.S. stock market closed out a historically robust first half of the year that saw the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite post its best opening six-month in four decades despite numerous downside risks. Stock-market analysts remained cautious about what history tells us about markets moving forward. 

Apple Inc. closed out the June quarter with a bang, clinching a $3 trillion valuation for the first time.

While the Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action in college admissions, it made an exception related to U.S. defense by exempting military academies.

Industry insiders say exchanges and asset managers can overcome another apparent hurdle to a spot bitcoin ETF.

Walt Disney Co.'s story has a lot of moving parts these days, but perhaps none more critical than problems with the company's "lifeblood."

Cannabis company with U.S. operations set to begin trading Tuesday on the TSX in a move seen as potentially attracting more support from investors.

Biden estimated that student-loan forgiveness would have helped more than 40 million borrowers. Republicans disagree.

The U.S. economy expanded at a surprisingly robust 2% pace in the first three months of the year --- and it could mimic that performance in the second quarter.

U.S. office tenants increasingly want leases that provide protections against landlords who default, which can throw a property into foreclosure.

The Ukrainian government is looking forward to next month's NATO summit as an opportunity for the U.S. and its allies solidify their commitment to Ukraine

Japanese stocks just clinched their best first-half performance since the dawn of "Abenomics" in 2012, but some doubt whether Japanese stocks can continue to outperform U.S. and European stocks during the second half of this year.

The World Health Organization may declare aspartame a cancer-causing agent, reports say. Here’s what you need to know about the common sugar substitute.