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Fed Gov. Michelle Bowman is doubling down on her call to cut interest rates, urging the central bank to move faster to protect what she sees as a weakening jobs market.

The filmmaker’s mom suffered from chemical restraints, infections and dehydration. Here’s how you can protect your family members

“I’m in my upper 40s and have $300,000 in my 401(k).”

Private assets might soon be on the menu for your workplace retirement plan. But remember: These investments don’t come with a price tag you can check every day.

Here’s how buyers can protect themselves from purchasing stolen goods.

There has been no shortage of investor jitters in 2025, with gold showing no sign of ceding its crown as the go-to safe haven to bitcoin.

President Trump’s unusual decision to put his top economic adviser Stephen Miran on the Federal Reserve’s board of governors for a few months isn’t expected to alter interest-rate policy much. But the move could have long-lasting, unintended consequences — by making the Fed interest-rate committee’s disagreements more public.

One month after President Trump’s “no tax on tips” campaign pledge became the law of the land, there’s still a big question to settle: Which workers qualify for the tax break? Government officials have until Oct. 2 to decide.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s top U.S. economist now expects the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates three times in 2025, beginning with a 25-basis-point cut in September.

Increasing prior authorizations would “undercut one of the immense benefits of traditional Medicare.”

President Trump’s tariff fight no longer looks to be the biggest worry keeping investors up at night, according to a new BofA Global survey.

While Lip-Bu Tan has drawn the president’s ire for his links to China, Intel also recently hinted it could scale back its manufacturing ambitions, which may not be sitting well with Trump.