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European defense stocks were rallying on Thursday, as Germany’s foreign minister said the country accepted the 5% of GDP defense-spending target for NATO countries.

Investors are piling into private assets, and one of the leading firms in the space is warning that it’s getting more difficult.

The company also outlined plans to lean less on China for some production, and said it would cancel orders on items hardest hit by the taxes on imports.

The junk-bond market is showing signs of calmer times after positive developments in U.S. trade negotiations.

Shares of Foot Locker Inc. rocketed 65% higher after hours on Wednesday after the Wall Street Journal reported that Dick’s Sporting Goods Inc. was close to a deal to buy the struggling sneaker chain.

GOP lawmakers prioritize politics over economic growth.

The privatized form of Medicare is a terrible deal for taxpayers

The networking company hit its AI-infrastructure target earlier than expected.

The future is bright for space companies Intuitive Machines and Rocket Lab, according to Cantor Fitzgerald, and it’s not just about moon landings.

The bill lifts the cap from a flat $10,000 to $15,000 for individuals and $30,000 for married couples, though those benefits would phase out for families making more than $400,000.

The more years that Berkshire gets out of Greg Abel, the incoming CEO, the better, says Buffett

Travelers flying through Newark are experiencing turbulence before they even make it into the air — but some airlines are offering concessions.