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All the ways we find to set our hard-earned money on fire.

Underwear company adopts so-called poison pill after Australian activist shareholder Blundy switches stock-holding classification to active from passive.

Microsoft announced new tools for companies to develop their own AI services that have analysts confident in the tech giant’s AI momentum and strategy.

Pfizer jumps into cancer-treatment race with a $6 billion licensing deal with a China-based company, six months after Merck’s move for a lot less money.

President Donald Trump dimmed the hopes of some Republicans Tuesday when he took a public swipe at their efforts to raise the cap on state and local tax deductions, warning that doing so would “benefit Democrat governors” who he says “are destroying our country.”

But they want only high earners to pay for the fix

This year, emerging-market equities have outperformed the S&P 500 by a wide margin and investors have debated whether the relative strength can be sustained. A new report by Wells Fargo analyst Austin Pickle expects the trend to reverse.

Apple partners with a former CEO of Qualcomm, while T-Mobile joins forces with the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX.

U.S. stocks typically are flat during the second year of a presidential term — and soar in the post-midterm election third year.

Home Depot beat Wall Street’s first-quarter revenue and domestic same-store sales expectations, and maintained its full-year guidance.

The S&P 500’s notable recovery has got Wall Street concerned. Morgan Stanley sees warning flags in three big assets.

There’s a caregiving crisis in the U.S., and it could get even worse — depending on where you live.