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“One of the fundamental flaws of our student-debt system is that it presumes that everyone goes to college to get an economic payoff.”

It is starting to look like traders may have once again jumped the gun by betting on aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts between now and the end of next year.

Finance ministers of the G20 nations agree that the ultra-rich should pay their fair share.

A future where machines organize, decide and execute all economic activities is no future at all.

The Purchase, N.Y.-based company found patients treated with its experimental pill CT1812 for six months showed a consistent trend in cognitive improvement across all measures and cognitive scales.

McDonald’s reported Monday a triple miss with second-quarter results, as profit and revenue fell below expectations and comparable sales surprisingly declined as higher prices weren’t enough to offset lower guest counts.

AMD’s AI revenue forecast will be the key figure Tuesday, but there’s some debate about what number will be good enough for Wall Street.

Insurance company Enstar Group Ltd. said Monday it has agreed to be acquired by Sixth Street and other institutional investors in a deal with a total equity value of $5.1 billion.

Oil futures turned lower Monday morning, failing to hold gains scored during Asian trading hours as investors reacted to fears of a wider conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.

Two neighboring swing states are investing in bitcoin.

Tesla’s stock was in rally mode Monday, as the electric vehicle giant’s stock chart was set to produce its first bullish moving-average crossover signal in over a year.

Not all bubbles are equal, and only some are problematic for the wider economy