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The U.S. junk bond market is sending an optimistic message about the economy, despite market volatility around tariffs.

Fast-food chains, from Popeyes to Subway, have been turning up the heat. Now McDonald’s is spicing up its breakfast menu.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Tuesday that another batch of tariff letters was close to going out, followed by “a general letter” that would cover trading partners that didn’t get their own missives.

You can avoid, or at least minimize, conflict by setting financial and experiential expectations. Here are three ways to do that before your vacation.

A big, fast rally can look pretty scary to investors. New research says there may be reasons for optimism.

Overall consumer credit rises by $5.1 billion, half what was expected.

President Trump on Tuesday vowed to not back down on his new Aug. 1 deadline on tariffs — but Wall Street isn’t convinced.

The U.S. dollar just tallied its worst start to a calendar year since the era of free-floating exchange rates began. The second half of 2025 likely won’t be much better.

As the fast-food chain seeks a permanent replacement for departing CEO Kirk Tanner, one analyst suggests that new leadership will have its work cut out.

CoreWeave is highly reliant on Microsoft for revenue. Plus, soon insiders will be able to sell shares after the post-IPO lockup period expires.

Mizuho’s Dan Dolev is the third analyst to make a bearish call on Circle Internet’s stock, with a price target that is nearly 60% below recent prices.

Home sellers in some of the nation’s worst housing markets are tired of cutting prices. So they’re pulling their listings.