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Penske Media says Google’s search engine is cannibalizing its businesses, in a lawsuit filed late Friday.

U.S. stock-market futures were little changed Sunday, as investors await what is expected to be the Fed’s first interest-rate cut in nine months later this week.

Investors are watching whether the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision — and its economic projections — will keep the stock rally alive or send the market into a tailspin.

Will future cuts come at every meeting this year, or at a more cautious pace?

Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook reportedly declared a condo she purchased in 2021 as a “vacation” and “second” home in loan filings and other documents — potentially undermining the Trump administration’s claims that she engaged in mortgage fraud, which the president used as grounds to fire Cook from the Fed’s board.

Plus, advice on when is the best time to buy World Cup tickets with dynamic pricing in play: “There are deals to be had.”

“It’s clear that he seems to think that if I die, that he should inherit the house. That is NOT my plan.”

Some stock watchers see the market on the verge of a “melt-up.” Here’s how to approach it.

With AI stocks driving the market, investors are missing out if they aren’t playing the trend. This is the playbook that experts are following to get an edge.

Robinhood invited its most engaged customers to Las Vegas and gave them the VIP treatment — because they’re too valuable to lose.

As anticipation builds around the Federal Reserve’s likely interest-rate cut next week, J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s Phil Camporeale is keeping his eye on the behavior of a particular Treasury bond amid inflation risks.

A teacher turned $600,000 into $6 million and now has a huge tax bill