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The Education Department won’t target the Social Security payments of defaulted student-loan borrowers for now, but is still moving forward to offset tax refunds and pursue wage garnishments.

The snacks division ‘has been negatively impacted by consumers cutting back on discretionary purchases, and, in our view, growing usage of GLP-1s,’ TD Cowen analysts say

While the average member of Congress isn’t a superstar investor and might be better off sticking to index funds, certain trades by U.S. lawmakers tend to have predictive power, according to a new report from Wolfe Research analysts.

The tech giant could finish as the largest U.S. company by market cap for the first time in months.

Small caps will likely continue to lag their large-cap peers in the U.S., even if worries about the economy ease.

The four executive orders recently signed by President Trump help to address the growth of the U.S. nuclear-energy sector in domestic power generation, but it’ll be a challenge for the nation to provide the uranium it requires to quadruple nuclear-energy capacity in 25 years.

Online bank Chime plans to raise up to $832 million in its initial public offering later this week, following the successful debut of fintech broker eToro in May.

Electric-vehicle-charging company EVGo Inc. got a vote of confidence from analysts at Morgan Stanley on Tuesday, but it wasn’t as enthusiastic a vote as investors might have hoped, for three key reasons.

Analysts are optimistic about Broadcom’s ability to ride the AI momentum and deliver upbeat results later this week.

Big Tech companies are scrambling to secure electricity for the long term. For many, this means investing in nuclear power generation.

“I don’t want to upset her while she’s living. Stress makes her condition worse.”

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