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ADP said businesses created 63,000 new jobs in February — the biggest increase in seven months — in another sign that a sluggish U.S. labor market might be slightly perking up.

The same financial habits that pushed the number of 401(k) millionaires to new highs should help retirement savers through the current global uncertainty

The German sporting-goods retailer announced a €400 million hit from tariffs and exchange rate changes.

“He has less than $20,000 to his name and no income besides Social Security.”

The promised wave of tax refunds hitting American pockets — and then being deployed into consumption — hasn’t quite materialized.

Cryptocurrency rises as investors’ risk appetite grows

The KOSPI has shed 20% in two trading sessions as excess leverage triggers margins calls and forced liquidation of positions by retail investors

Goldman warns cost of crude could hit $100 a barrel

Chris Hemsworth may have built his career in the bright lights of L.A.—but when it comes to his home life, the actor says living in Los Angeles was nothing like the glamorous illusion portrayed on the big screen.

The banking giant upgraded short-term Brent crude prices by $10 a barrel to $76.

A Blackstone executive made a revealing comment about the state of private credit. Analysts are now reverse engineering its implications.

Investors are habituated to buying into weakness caused by geopolitical tumult but JPMorgan warns it may be a bit early to jump back on board Europe.