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The U.S. budget deficit quadrupled to $240 billion in May from a year earlier, fueled by higher government spending and fewer taxes collected.

Goldman Sachs reduces its December forecast for global benchmark crude prices by almost 10% to $86 a barrel this week, blaming higher-than-expected supplies from Iran and Russia.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said back in 2021 that working remotely "doesn’t work for those who want to hustle."

The Fed is expected to pause but hold the door open to a rate hike in July. Gauging how serious they are about a July hike will be key.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s latest survey gives fresh insight into how consumers feel about the trajectory of the housing market.

Carnival's stock cruised toward a 13-month high Monday after two Wall Street analysts turned bullish, as continued strong demand has become more sustainable.

It's time for companies and analysts to stop calling stock buybacks a "return of capital" to shareholders.

Amazon has seen "deterioration" on a key metric relative to 2020, but the company's past growing pains could translate to underappreciated opportunities.

Former President Donald Trump is due to surrender in Miami on Tuesday after his federal indictment last week on 37 charges in a classified-documents case.

Kia, Toyota and Hyundai top U.S. News & World Report's annual list of family-friendly vehicles. Here are the top picks for SUV, EV, minivan and more.

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