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It’s hard to know how far the White House will go, but eliminating the agency could exacerbate student-loan chaos.

Heavy losses for tech stocks had the Nasdaq Composite flirting with a correction, defined as a 10% drop from a recent high, as major indexes renewed a slide tied to economic jitters.

The number of publicly announced layoffs in the U.S. jumped in February to the highest level since the pandemic 4 1/2 years ago — but not because the jobs market is suddenly in a free fall. It isn’t.

Millennials have seen their wealth outpace that of older generations over the past five years.

How much can the average homeowner saving by refinancing? It depends on where they are starting from.

Germany is about to enter what its next chancellor, Friedrich Merz, calls a historic “whatever it takes” moment of significant fiscal expansion to ramp up military spending and boost its economy, which is denting the appeal of the U.S. dollar and long-dated Treasurys.

U.S. stocks are falling, leaving the Nasdaq on the cusp of a correction.

Subscriber numbers continued to shoot up in the second half of last year, but Netflix hasn’t significantly expanded its user base, Moffett Nathanson said.

There’s a “crisis of confidence” on Wall Street when it comes to AI stocks, according to an analyst.

The U.S. international trade deficit widened 34% in January to $131.4 billion, the Commerce Department said Thursday. It’s the widest deficit going back to the start of the series in 1992.

Hedge funds still have big bets on the market, but they don’t appear to be as bullish as they previously were, according to an analysis from J.P. Morgan.

Space-exploration company Intuitive Machines is set to make its second moon landing Thursday.