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Rising housing costs were a big contributor to the most recent increase in consumer prices.

“We are 71 and 67 and can’t afford this kind of loss in retirement.”

Diversification is key as risks still remain

Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony warned on Wednesday that this year’s profits won’t grow at all because of tariffs.

Sports programming had been one of the few offerings that kept customers from fully cutting the cord, but ESPN’s new streaming service could accelerate the exodus.

So-called MAGA accounts would do little to provide immediate financial relief to families and could worsen wealth inequality, researchers and family advocates said. They favored enhancing the child tax credit.

House Republicans are advancing a budget bill this week that could impose the most significant cuts to Medicaid in U.S. history.

Amid signs of slowing travel demand, Airbnb unveiled new efforts to recast itself as more than a vacation-rental platform — announcing new services like in-home meals from chefs, tours from locals, and hangouts with celebrities like Sabrina Carpenter and Patrick Mahomes.

Merch strategies “did not drive the results we anticipated,” teen and young-adult favorite American Eagle says.

Extreme volatility in the U.S. stock market has evaporated, with a popular gauge of investor anxiety now sending a bullish signal.

Investors are finally seeing signs of a potential comeback for ether after months of sluggish performance by the second-largest cryptocurrency.

Nothing good happens below the 200-day moving average, according to a quote often attributed to legendary trader Paul Tudor Jones. So what happens when the S&P 500 pushes back above the closely watched level?