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Coinbase bonds slip further into distressed territory after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed charges against the platform as part of a broader crypto industry crackdown.

It sure feels like a great time to sell, but not to purchase a home, consumers said in a recent Fannie Mae poll.

Financial advisers can’t force you to cut spending. But they have ways to stop you from breaking your budget.

Average office occupancy rates have dropped to 47.6% nationally, and 42.7% in San Francisco, according to Kastle.

Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc. shares were headed for their best day since 2020 as earnings got a boost from declining pay and food costs.

Canada's wildfires are sending air-quality indexes sky high for the Northeastern U.S. New York City and Detroit rank among the worst air in the world.

Wednesday's top personal finance stories.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is engaged in a multifront battle against actors in the digital asset industry that intensified this week

Persistent inflation is likely to keep U.S. interest rates high through 2023 and leave the U.S. susceptible to recession, financial-industry economists say.

GameStop Corp. fired Chief Executive Matthew Furlong on Wednesday and said that its board had elected activist investor Ryan Cohen as its executive chairman, effective immediately.

Cattle futures have climbed to their highest prices on record as drought conditions in the southwestern United States devastated the animals’ feeding grounds, contributing to a drop in the size of the domestic cattle herd to its smallest in eight years.

Some climate-related exchange-traded funds rose Wednesday while the broader U.S. stock market mostly fell.