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Rebuild U.S. production and cut out the middleman. That’s why tariffs matter.

Investor sentiment is “exceedingly low.” Adobe will need to show that it can attract new customers with its AI tools.

While nonqualified mortgages allow borrowers more flexibility on the amount of debt they carry or alternative income sources, they also often charge higher fees or interest rates.

Cracks in the U.S. labor force from immigration raids, arrests and deportations are showing.

Fewer than 40% of Medicare beneficiaries with opioid-use disorders receive proper care, study finds.

The European Central Bank, as expected, left interest rates unchanged on Thursday, while remarks by President Christine Lagarde were taken as a signal that the easing cycle may be over just as the Federal Reserve prepared to resume rate cuts after a long and controversial pause.

The cost-of-living adjustment is closely watched, because as many as 39% of seniors rely on Social Security for all of their income, analysis shows.

Figure Technology raises $788 million at $25 a share, after upsizing the offering by 5.2 million shares.

The S&P 500’s refusal to include the company previously called MicroStrategy raises questions about the sustainability of the business model of corporate treasury investments in cryptocurrency.

D.A. Davidson analyst is keeping an eye on emerging competition for Nvidia but said AI computing demand is set to grow for years, and that should drive the stock higher.

An analyst is intrigued by the market opportunity in the delivery of fresh groceries, and he thinks Amazon has some big advantages as it expands its ambitions there.

Kroger’s stock was rallying Thursday after another earnings beat and a raised outlook.