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Dave Grossman carries a “Costanza wallet,” and he says he’s reaped rewards aplenty as a result.

Nvidia’s stock closed at a new all-time high on Wednesday, while Micron delivered an earnings beat on AI-driven demand for its memory chips

United has a major hub at Newark Liberty International Airport, and Wall Street wonders just how much the late-spring communications problems and runway closure at the airport will weigh on the airline’s profits.

Higher inflation from tariffs is still expected to flow through the U.S. economy, but Wall Street investors aren’t expecting the price increases to show up this week.

U.S. stock-market benchmark is making its way to a new record slowly — but it will get there.

Mortgage rates fell to a seven-week low this week, giving home buyers some reprieve from high borrowing costs, even as affordability remains strained.

Jefferson Capital buys consumers’ troubled loans at a discount, then works with the consumers to have them paid back “based on their current financial circumstances.”

A potential “attempt to influence the Fed so directly” by announcing a successor to Jerome Powell well before his term expires isn’t sitting well with investors, notes one analyst.

The Senate parliamentarian said Thursday that several major planned cuts to Medicaid violate the chamber’s own rules and must be reworked or abandoned.

“My friend’s son and his fiancée found a house with an assumable mortgage at 2.5%.”

The Amazon founder’s wedding may be ludicrously over the top by many people’s estimation, but it pales in comparison with the habits of Americans in love.

One of the biggest “savings” will come at the expense of 1.3 million Medicare beneficiaries.