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U.S. stock-market futures rose Sunday, after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq finished last week at record highs.

Pet owners share the financial hoops they’ve jumped through for their cats and dogs — from taking out loans and eating ramen noodles for a month, to shelling out $500 for a dog fart.

July is historically a strong month for stocks, but macroeconomic updates loom.

“Marriage gives you privilege. Estate planning gives you power,” said one estate-planning lawyer. Here are some LGBTQ-focused tips.

“The number of people used, whether it be a junior banker, analyst or a salesperson, you just don’t need to throw bodies at it anymore.”

“I would never even consider tipping less than 20% if it were a personal ride.”

Americans are having fewer babies. These large families share how they’re making it work in this economy: Up at 4:45 a.m., driving a 12-passenger van, and no big vacations.

Whether the record-setting stock rally is built to last may come down to one of the market’s most longstanding questions: How broad is the rally?

Major equity indexes including the S&P 500 tallied their first record closing highs in months on Friday — but something happened on the way to the closing bell that left a bad taste in some traders’ mouths.

The U.S.’s largest banks remained “resilient” after absorbing $550 billion in losses in a simulated economic shock.

Guess who’s paying for the costs of hospitals and nursing homes in red states?

After years of middling success on the big screen, Apple has bet big on the racecar movie starring Brad Pitt with a budget of nearly $250 million.