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The only way out of our financial mess is to bring the wealthy back in the game

“I don’t have that much fight left in me:” Most of the journalists at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have left, but those still on strike welcome an end to the ordeal.

This year, 401(k) contributions may help you with more than your retirement plans.

Coffee chain’s ‘Red Cup Day’ marred as union says baristas at 65 stores across more than 40 cities are striking, but Starbucks says impact is only a fraction of that.

The rise in consumer prices is on track to exceed the central bank’s target until 2028. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack is trying to get that inflation rate down.

Most other analysts will be moving their price targets in the opposite direction.

Third-quarter earnings were way below the corresponding period for 2024. More important was that the company beat relatively conservative analyst predictions.

The Walt Disney Co. had a difficult quarter with the fallout from pulling Jimmy Kimmel off the air, its fight with YouTube and switching gears with its betting partner at ESPN.

Investors are not considering the risk that the economy poses to the stock market rally, warns Nomura’s Charlie McElligott.

As existing-home sales remain on track to hit a 30-year low, home prices are losing steam — and homeowners are feeling the sting.

Flutter announces third quarter loss and downgrades guidance for full-year but the underlying earnings trend is positive.

A reader mulls over the implications for capital gains tax, property tax and the future appreciation of the property’s value.