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A six-figure household income may not mean what it once did.

A look at the best and worst S&P 500 stocks this year shows how tech investors have piled into semiconductor plays and bailed on software.

Tyson Foods, Amazon and other big companies are facing pressure from some shareholders to provide reports about how they’re being affected by the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

The company’s capital expenditures are set to surpass $20 billion this year, more than double what they were last year.

Prices for gold, copper and other metals are going “absolutely bonkers” right now, says a Marex analyst.

Expecting a bigger tax refund? There’s no money back until you get through tax filing.

The U.S. bond market doesn’t seem all that anxious yet about President Trump’s efforts to sway the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions.

President Donald Trump said he’ll announce his nominee to chair the Federal Reserve next week — and prediction markets are pointing strongly to a Wall Street veteran getting the job.

A credit card aimed at renters is revamping its rewards program, leaving some users to wonder if the new version of the card is still worth it.

Wall Street cheered news that Southwest’s transformation appears to be taking hold.

Comcast said its Peacock streaming service booked a $552 million adjusted Ebitda loss in the fourth quarter, largely due to costs associated with its NBA broadcast deal.

The once-mighty U.S. dollar was having another turbulent day earlier on Thursday, and the impact of its lasting weakness against major rivals appeared to seep into the $30 trillion Treasury market.