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Many borrowers with subprime credit are paying rates of about 17% to 22% this year on auto loans. Even higher rates or a recession could spark blowback.

Normally, when we talk about tequila, we talk about Mexico, where the agave-based spirit hails from. But Laneta is a tequila that also has roots in a very unexpected place --- namely, Ukraine.

As the U.S. economy struggles under the burden of rising interest rates, many top investors are questioning the wisdom of buying U.S. Treasurys.

As home prices stay high and rising mortgage rates shrink how much buyers can afford, some explore the idea of buying a cheap, old, fixer-upper home.

Savvy year-end tax planning can maximize tax benefits and minimize tax bills.

Americans spent $36 billion on watching sports in person in August, compared to $29 billion the previous year, according to the latest data.

The cofounder of an Israeli tech company that became Nvidia's largest acquisition in history lost his daughter in a Hamas assault on southern Israel last week.

Lululemon's stock jumps more than 5% on news it will join the S&P 500 by next week, replacing Activision Blizzard.

Pfizer and biotech drug maker shares fell after Pfizer slashed its full-year earnings outlook due to a drop in demand for COVID pills and more.

Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.

Ride-hailing platform Lyft Inc. on Friday said that Mary Agnes Wilderotter and Valerie Jarrett had resigned from the company's board.

Bulls are hoping that both PayPal and Block can stage financial comebacks in the near future, but HSBC is partial to shares of PayPal.