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“She owes about $60,000 on her home.”

Markets are closed on the holiday itself, but the days leading up to it, especially Thursday, are often positive.

That U.S. exceptionalism argument is not going to work for the next five to 10 years, say strategists at BCA Research.

The dollar’s safe-haven and reserve status may be in jeopardy after Trump’s April 2 tariffs.

Mortgage applications fell 8.5% in the last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.

A report that China was willing to enter into trade talks with the U.S. was greeted warmly by investors. But, if accurate, it suggests China’s preconditions mean talks aren’t a given.

Boeing finds itself in the middle of a trade war, but just how much does it need to worry?

“I have plenty of rainy-day money. I don’t want to be a landlord again. And, yes, I give my children money.”

Located in the hills of Calabasas, Calif., Stamos built the Mediterranean-style home in 1992 after buying the 6-acre property for $430,000.

Dutch semiconductor equipment group ASML Holding reported disappointing orders for the first quarter and flagged growing uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariffs on Wednesday.

The Trump administration has taken a “hatchet” to Social Security and is teetering toward the possibility of the program’s first missed check in 90 years, former President Joe Biden said in his first public speech since leaving the White House.

Trucking and logistics provider J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. on Tuesday said that its customers are still trying to figure out how to adapt to new tariff-related stresses, and said it had lost some business to rivals offering lower shipping prices.