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Everything except jobless claims, which have held steady, and GDP appears to be a recession indicator.

Kotok in his latest email to clients walks through an estimate of just how much tariffs will take a bite out of corporate earnings.

“My ex-wife and I both recently retired from federal government jobs, and have comfortable retirements.”

“I plan on keeping the accounts open to protect my credit, but I will cut and toss all the cards so I can’t use them.”

The U.S. consumer may have more resilience to the onslaught of tariffs than many assume.

Popular country crooner Zach Bryan has bought a historic church, and the reason is close to his heart.

McIlroy and his wife Erica Stoll began building a home outside London just a few months after calling off their divorce.

Mohamed El-Erian, the former chief executive of bond giant Pimco and Allianz’s chief economic adviser, said the era of U.S. exceptionalism isn’t conclusively over.

Strategists warned the move, announced after the market close on Friday, could spark some near-term selling in stocks and Treasurys.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned Sunday that some of America’s trading partners could soon face a sharp hike in tariff rates, and dismissed Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. government’s credit rating.

U.S. stocks have mounted a strong comeback, but lurking behind the optimism is one of the market’s old, expensive problems: stocks are pricey once again.

This week, the lens on the consumer will narrow, as we get quarterly reports from retailers like Home Depot, Lowe’s and other chains.