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The stock market is back to where it started the year, but investors should remember that the economy is looking weaker.

Traders have been overly optimistic about Nvidia’s post-earnings moves. The S&P 500’s potential is much clearer.

The meat and snack company says its products seen as offering more value will drive an uptick in business in the second half of the year.

Even after a U.S. trade court blocked many of President Trump’s tariffs, households would still lose an estimated $950 in purchasing power a year, a new analysis shows.

Encouraging risky investments like crypto and private equity could push the envelope.

Shares of Synopsys Inc. took a sharp U-turn into the red on Thursday after the provider of semiconductor-design software withdrew its financial guidance given the uncertainties created by new restrictions on exports to China.

Upgraded travel is more accessible than ever. But are frequent-flier programs and rewards credit cards victims of their own success?

The Federal Reserve chair “stress[ed] that the path of policy will depend entirely on incoming economic information and what that means for the outlook.”

E.l.f. said in an Instagram post this month that it would raise its prices by $1 starting in August as it tries to manage inflation and tariffs.

If you’re young — even if you’re middle-aged — saving for your retirement should be a piece of cake

The favored U.S. inflation tracker of the Federal Reserve is expected to show little or no increase for the second month in a row, but the effort to get the cost of living under control might be far from over.

President Donald Trump may have just been deprived of a key cudgel to push his massive tax and spending agenda through Congress: the promise that tariffs would bring in hundreds of millions of dollars.