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Despite some encouraging signs, millions of Americans are still struggling with credit-card debt — sometimes to pay for the most basic needs.

Robo advisers are getting smarter as AI capabilities increase — but how much control are investors willing to hand over?

Shares in Bank of America shares declined in premarket trading after the banking giant posted a 15% jump in revenue vs. a year earlier.

Tesla and SpaceX may be winners in the next evolution of value investing, says the president and chief investment officer of Tsai Capital, Christopher Tsai.

IBM’s stock plunges after a preliminary release of profit and revenue that were well below expectations.

What the link between the Japanese yen and U.S. stocks means for your portfolio.

Ericsson shares on Tuesday saw their worst reaction to earnings in nearly three years after the telecom-equipment maker revealed that rising component costs were eating away at margins — likely the huge surge in memory-chip prices.

West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude’s front-month contracts climbed on Tuesday as investors worry about further de-escalation in the Middle East

After fifteen years of relative decline, the inexorably falling Japanese yen has made Tokyo one of the world’s cheapest major cities

Actor Orlando Bloom’s former Beverly Hills mansion is being offered up as a luxury rental, with a hefty asking price of $31,000 a month—with many of the Hollywood star’s custom upgrades still found throughout.

Investors are increasingly borrowing to buy stocks, a reflection of greed in the stock market as they seek to amplify returns with margin debt. The growing pile of borrowed money has some on Wall Street nervous.

Strategic Petroleum Reserve stockpiles are precariously low and have been hit by major equipment failures, leaks and spills, according to a government report.