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Last month’s arrival of the El Niño climate pattern has the potential to significantly disrupt the outlook for consumer staples such as sugar, soybeans, rice, and wheat.

JPMorgan signals that consumers are showing signs of spending more slowly as the bank remains cautious about a slowdown

It's not solely inflation data driving the Fed's decisions, but the strength of the labor market and overall performance of the U.S. economy, policy maker says.

"The economy could slip into a prolonged recession, and cash doesn’t look to dumb to have, especially with a 5% return."

'The bottom line is that homeowners across America do not have any incentive to move,' Apollo chief economist says.

Also: Banks kick off earnings season, how to invest as inflation cools and a look at "Barbie" and disruption in the entertainment industry.

The five-year rules for Roth accounts can make some tricky accounting for conversions.

Managed-care stocks get boost after insurance giant raises full-year outlook, despite more older adults scheduling surgeries 

Aspartame may cause cancer, but most people don’t consume enough for it to matter, the WHO says.

Securities-law experts warn that the legal and political implications of the decision are difficult to predict.

Oil prices head lower on Friday, but look to post their longest consecutive streak of weekly gains since April as production cuts and a weaker U.S. dollar have pushed prices higher.

U.S. stocks climbed to fresh 15-month highs on Friday following a batch of strong big-bank earnings, as the S&P 500 appeared headed for its best week since late March.