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Rising child-care costs could harm overall consumer spending if not addressed, a Bank of America economist said.

Analysis of some company transcripts finds a negative correlation between the intensity of AI chatter and share price performance.

WeWork is expected to file for bankruptcy by next week, a move that could let it cherry pick office leases it wants to reject or keep, according to four restructuring experts.

Lumen Technologies Inc. shares sold off sharply in the wake of earnings, but the telecommunication company's chief executive has been buying.

In this interview, Karen Karniol-Tambour, co-chief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, says U.S. stocks are ‘pricing in perfection.’

The Fab Four is putting out its final opus, "Now and Then," but our columnist says we don't have to listen.

Jeff Bezos is moving to Florida to be close to his aging parents. This reader wants to do the same.

“This is money that’s earmarked for retirement,” said one wealth manager.

Martin O'Malley says Social Security’s inner workings must be fixed.

The trust fund that backs Social Security will be insolvent in 2033, meaning a 23% cut in benefits for current and future recipients if Congress doesn't act.

The maker of the popular game Fortnite that battled Apple Inc. in federal court on similar ground in 2021, is set to open arguments in a jury trial expected to last several weeks starting Nov. 6 in San Francisco.

Daylight-saving time ends on Nov. 5., but what's the story behind why we turn our clocks back?