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The prices at supermarkets and on energy bills may not have decreased substantially yet, but retirement savers say inflation isn’t as big of an obstacle to reaching their long-term goals as it was last year.

Copper settled Wednesday at the lowest price since early April, while also marking a drop of more than 20% from record highs in May, as weakness in China’s economy fed expectations for a fall in demand for the industrial metal.

Meta removed 63,000 Instagram accounts run by a Nigerian network called the Yahoo Boys, which specialized in getting victims to share nude photos that would then be used for blackmail.

The U.S. economy grew at a brisk pace in the second quarter, the most recent gross domestic product report is likely to show, suggesting little risk of recession. But not all is well.

Speculation about who might win the White House shouldn’t overshadow incoming economic data, says DWS head of fixed income.

Shares of Bausch Health Cos. plunged to a 19-year low intraday on Wednesday, compelling the Canada-based drug and medical-device company to respond to “market rumors.”

The CMO said she was willing to work “any hours, any pay” to kick start her career. We asked career coaches if it’s a smart idea in this job market.

Many individual investors report feeling “anxious” or “scared” about the election — but those feelings aren’t affecting their portfolios much.

Debunked rumors started by far-right American influencers are now being parroted by Chinese netizens.

The stocks of listed winemakers were mostly higher on Wednesday after Vintage Wine Estates Inc. filed for bankruptcy and said it is voluntarily delisting, removing one competitor from the fold.

Financial firm cites improved institutional business as economic backdrop improves.

Harris once proposed taxing stock and bond trades, but there’s still much to learn about the presumptive Democratic nominee’s current policy ideas.