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A change made by the Social Security Administration could see its field offices flooded with an estimated 60,000 to 75,000 additional people per week, according to Rep. Gerald Connolly, a Virginia Democrat.

A steep slide in UnitedHealth Group shares was dragging on the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Thursday, putting the blue-chip index on track for historical underperformance versus the S&P 500.

Spring home-selling season started slower than expected, leading to disappointing earnings and a lowered full-year outlook, home builder said.

The stock moves suggest FIS came out on top in the recently announced transaction. But some analysts see logic in Global Payments’ latest move.

Canadian cannabis company is one of several with stocks trading for just pennies.

The Philadelphia Federal Reserve on Thursday named Anna Paulson as its next president in a move that appears to cement the regional bank’s reputation as a middle-of-the road voice in Fed deliberations on monetary policy.

Housing starts fell a lot further than expected as builders pulled back on construction of new single-family homes.

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Can these experts talk you out of doing nothing to get your affairs in order before it’s too late?

If the stress of trade wars starts to pressure the U.S. economy, one of the first signs is likely to be an increase in layoffs and unemployment. Yet so far there’s no evidence the labor market is suffering. The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell by 9,000 to 215,000 and matched a two-month low.

Broker says higher trading volumes have continued in early April.

Analysts at Evercore led by Krishna Guha said a Supreme Court case will be pivotal after President Donald Trump called for Jerome Powell’s ‘termination.’