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Rite Aid will close some of its 2,100 stores as it goes through the bankruptcy process.

With more people working after 65, there are a lot of questions about when to sign up. 

Borrowers may have already prepared for payments to resume or could dip into savings to pay their monthly bills. The impact on the economy should be modest.

Something unusual is happening in the U.S. stock market, and it's making one prominent Wall Street economist nervous.

Stock-market investors keep cool in face of latest rise in Treasury yields. Here's what they see.

Long-term Treasury yields rose further above their highest levels since 2007 on Wednesday as investors focused on rising oil prices resulting from the tensions in the Middle East amid signs the U.S. economy remains resilient.

An updated screen highlights chip makers expected to show high-double-digit growth rates, along with some surprisingly low stock valuations.

Wyndham’s board has unanimously rejected Choice’s hostile bid.

The U.S. government unveiled fresh sanctions on 10 Hamas members and associates in the wake of the group's Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

Construction of new U.S. homes rose 7% in September to an annual pace of 1.36 million units, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.

Strong medical device sales boost results even as investors fear obesity drugs' impact.

Airline stocks fell Wednesday, as United Airlines' warning of a profit miss because of the Israel-Hamas war cast a pall on sentiment.