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Economists at the investment bank wrote that an El Niño could disrupt agriculture, infrastructure and productivity

A trend reversal in fund-flow data may show that investors are switching their focus from tech stocks to sectors in line to benefit as midterm elections approach this fall: illiquid cyclicals, housing, REITs, and small and midcap stocks.

“In many states, Social Security benefits are exempt from state income tax.”

Closing the gender pay gap could add $12 trillion to global GDP — so why is progress stalled?

New long-term customer agreements could bring more predictability to Micron’s financials, addressing a persistent investor concern about sustainability.

Heavy put buying is a cautionary sign. Are the bears about to take control?

With a peace agreement in place to end the war in the Gulf, investors might have been fogiven for the dollar’s flight-to-safety trade to fade. However, the dollar has confounded expectations and sits at its high for the year almost.

Optimism about corporate profits often comes before a fall, says Jim Paulsen

SoftBank shares slumped Friday following a report that OpenAi may delay its IPO until next year.

Hayden Panettiere’s childhood home has been relisted for $3.7 million—just weeks after she released an emotional memoir reflecting on the “brutal” experiences she endured as a child star.

Iraq’s hint that it could exit OPEC is yet another source of potential tumult for the global oil market in 2026.

The S&P 500 on Thursday finished right on the cusp of a critical support line that, if broken, could portend more losses for stocks in the coming days and weeks.