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Health insurers increasingly employ the doctors who provide the medical care they pay for, creating a conflict of interest.

GE Vernova’s stock soars into record territory after the electrification company boosts its long-term outlook for financial returns and plans to return more cash to shareholders.

Popular ‘Dogs of the Dow’ strategy has been muzzled — check out the ‘Timely Ten.’

Nigel Coe of Wolfe Research says industrials have been a hot sector this year, but it’s a stock pickers market.

To guarantee Americans the medication they need, the U.S. must stop relying on China and India.

Lower payments boosts demand — but less inventory gives sellers the advantage and lands buyers deeper in debt.

Stubborn inflation, K-shaped consumption and sectoral rotation will be among the dominant features of 2026

This is the first holiday season without the de minimis tax exemption, a nearly century-old rule that allowed low-value goods to enter the U.S. tariff-free.

Momentum trading strategies tend to amplify market moves into option expiry and UBS warns if the market has a 5% downtick, delta hedging could exaggerate that and make it much worse.

“They have already paid the mortgage. It makes no sense to require them to ‘pay’ it again.”

Even as he battles a new cancer diagnosis, Coulier and his wife are taking refuge in Michigan where they are building a custom lake house inspired by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

The insurer Aegon on Wednesday it’s relocating its headquarters from the Netherlands to the U.S. and renaming itself Transamerica, as part of its ambition to become a leading U.S. life insurance and retirement company.