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U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest salvo in his trade battles has targeted India, including that country’s reliance on Russian crude oil. So what’s the actual extent of India’s reliance on Russian fossil fuels?

As Starbucks promises a “wave of innovation” into next year, some analysts see opportunity, while others say the line of sight into stronger profitability is still limited.

How Trump’s new tax law cuts a tax that benefits only the mega rich

Economists weigh in on when they think mortgage rates will drop significantly.

Bond-market traders took the Treasury Department’s as-expected quarterly refunding announcement in stride on Wednesday, putting aside concerns over whether a likely deluge of short-term debt in the months ahead might meet resistance from potential buyers.

AI and robotics offer the only solution to the eldercare crisis.

Did the U.S. economy really roar back to life in the spring after shrinking in the first quarter? Not at all. Here’s the scoop on what’s really happening in the economy.

With the market widely expecting the Federal Reserve will decide Wednesday to keep interest rates steady, investors will be looking for hints in the central bank’s messaging about what could move it to cut rates at its next policy meeting.

GDP rose by 3% in the second quarter after falling 0.5% in the first quarter. Roll on the third quarter.

The ‘cash on the sideline’ story is not as compelling as it sounds.

Whether Apple can say enough on AI or tariffs to settle some burning issues remains an open question heading into Thursday’s earnings report.

A family member is trying to figure out the parameters of managing a young relative’s inheritance