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“The S&P 500 has not seen so much as a 5% pullback since April,” says Truist’s CIO.

Airlines expected a return to normal to happen relatively quickly, but flight cuts are temporarily frozen at 6%.

“Dividend aristocrats” can do more for risk-averse portfolios than supersafe Treasury bonds.

The company’s second-ever New Glenn test accomplished all three of its main objectives.

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

After more than a decade together, Under Armour Inc. and NBA star Stephen Curry on Thursday said they would be parting ways, as the athleisure giant moves ahead with a turnaround effort and a deeper focus on its core products.

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.

Michael Burry, the provocative fund manager whose bets against the housing market were chronicled in “The Big Short,” is closing his hedge fund, a securities filing shows.

Medicare’s telehealth services are set to resume under the agreement to reopen the government, bringing back the pandemic-era service that allows doctors to conduct about 5% of Medicare’s overall outpatient visits remotely.