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Citigroup CEO is betting the U.S. economy can weather the tariff storm

Citi’s Jane Fraser looks past the current trade-policy turmoil and says the dollar will retain its position as global reserve currency.

Why the usual advice about managing a stock-market plunge is dangerous now

Stocks for the long term? Don’t assume you’ll always make money.

Albertsons warns of lower-than-expected profit ahead as it gears up to go it alone

Grocery chain is relying on digital and loyalty program to boost growth since its planned combination with Kroger fell apart

Johnson & Johnson raises sales outlook, even with tariff costs accounted for

J&J beat quarterly profit and revenue expectations and raised its dividend but didn’t change its profit outlook, and the stock pulled back.

Bank of America profit jumps 10%, but CEO Moynihan warns of ‘a changing economy’

Fueled by growing deposits and a boost in sales and trading revenue, Bank of America’s first-quarter profit blows past Wall Street analyst estimates.

Stocks that benefit from chaos are helping a husband-and-wife investing duo beat the competition

The Marshfield Concentrated Opportunity Fund is up in 2025 and beating the S&P 500 on a three and five year basis. Two of the portfolios managers dish the fund’s secrets.

Fund managers have never turned so pessimistic this quickly on U.S. stocks, a survey finds

Fund managers have quickly become pessimistic on U.S. stocks after the introduction of Trump administration tariffs.

Bond market is the Achilles’ heel of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ budget bill, say investors

President Donald Trump’s budget plan come reignite tumult in the U.S. bond market

How Trump’s tariffs could leave the Fed at risk of triggering stagflation

Appeasing Trump would require the Fed to abandon its 2% inflation target. Pressure is mounting for that.

Here comes another Wall Street S&P 500 target reduction. Stagflation risks are rising.

Jefferies became the latest Wall Street firm to backtrack on its S&P 500 target as the bank warned that an economic slowdown — but not a recession — will be a drag on earnings.

Should you get your financial advice from social media? Consider these red flags.

Social media has become a key source of financial advice for millions of Americans who did not learn about money at home or school. Is this a good thing?

‘I ended up getting very sick’: I’m divorcing an abuser. I’ve had two terrible attorneys — and fired them both. Do I sue? 

“I want to focus on the monetary aspect, because money is tight and my divorce is not over yet.”
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