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The Paris-based global policy forum now sees U.S. growth at just 1.6% this year, and global growth at 2.9%.

Jackman’s estranged wife, Deborra-Lee Furness has officially filed for divorce, while speaking out about the “betrayal” she has faced.

The old adage that investors should “sell in May and go away” is already looking like a bust.

A little-noticed provision in President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill could spark the next battle in an escalating global trade war — and potentially unnerve an already rattled market for U.S. Treasurys that is critical to the global economy.

Why interest rates are likely to be lower than today within the next few weeks.

A bipartisan bill focused on credit-card swipe fees has failed to gain traction for years, but it has another shot in the U.S. Senate this week thanks to a separate measure focused on the cryptocurrency industry.

Ukraine’s audacious attack on Russian airfields sent a shockwave through the oil market, but analysts doubt the rally will last as OPEC+ accelerates production hikes.

Nvidia is a significant investor in CoreWeave, and also sells the cloud company a lot of chips.

DOGE attack on Social Security sparks anxiety about program’s stability

Chinese cloud providers have been big buyers of U.S. artificial-intelligence hardware. Jefferies analysts are upbeat that the trend can continue despite trade-war pressures.

Retirees may be able to change their minds on receiving Social Security benefits, but there are stipulations.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s chief executive, Jamie Dimon, came out on Monday with another warning about the bond market that some observers said could prompt more investors to look around the world and at other asset classes for protection.