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There is no “viable alternative” to the U.S. dollar, argues Andreas Steno Larsen. But it could get a lot weaker from here.

Trump’s tariffs can be effective only if other nations don’t retaliate. That isn’t happening.

“My brother and I are named as co-executors in his will.”

Cosby has quietly listed one of his two New York City townhouses amid an ongoing foreclosure battle over that property and another of his Manhattan homes.

The HGTV star has seen his share of dramatic property transformations—so of course he had a jaw-dropping result with his own home.

Surveys show that more than 40% of flexible workers — including delivery drivers, livestreamers and freelancers — are opting out of the pension system

Bitcoin may rise back to $100,000 if it breaks above its current resistance levels in the next few days, as a weakening dollar could provide tailwinds for the crypto, while bitcoin’s recent strength over equities lead to optimism that the crypto may eventually serve as a store of value.

Trump is now engaged in a brilliant campaign to blame it all on somebody else.

A sharp decline in the U.S. dollar over the past few weeks has captivated Wall Street, and inspired a wave of catastrophizing about the end of the dollar’s reign as the de facto global reserve currency.

Millions of borrowers are behind on their student loans following the end of the pandemic pause and changes to the loan system.

The bond market has been volatile in April amid concern that tariffs will spark supply-chain disruptions, potentially leading to a worrisome economic scenario of higher inflation and slower growth.

Time — lots of it — is your biggest ally