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Caterpillar expects “negative economic growth” in the second half of the year.

Amazon reports earnings on Thursday, and investors will be focused on the outlook for signs of tariff-related pressure.

Goldman Sachs strategist Vickie Chang is not convinced the S&P 500’s tariff-induced wild days are over yet.

OPEC+ shocked the market earlier this month with plans to ramp up crude output, setting oil prices up for their worst monthly performance in years. Now the group of oil producers might add even more barrels.

Social Security claiming is usually permanent, but there are some exceptions.

Chrysler owner Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz withdrew their guidance for the year while Volkswagen said it was expecting profits at the low end of a previous range as automakers struggle to assess the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.

“I don’t want to jeopardize my father’s kind offer.”

Did the father of 19 buy the house for his daughter-in-law, whose husband is in prison?

Simmons is excluding potential buyers he believes will soil the happy memories he and his family have made in the home.

Starbucks’ turnaround efforts are still in their infancy, but at least they can rely on their customers to give them some free money.

Spending growth has been strongest among the affluent, but Visa has seen resilient trends overall.

Volatility ruled over financial markets during President Donald Trump’s first 100 days back in office, whipsawing investors across asset classes.