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Hertz is hampered by rising expenses but supported by “solid” travel demand, analysts say.

A 12-year global run of negative interest rates comes to a close. The debate over its effectiveness will continue.

International Paper investors cheered Tuesday, after the paper and packaging company named an investment advisor as its new CEO, replacing a chief executive whose only experience has been with the company.

Marquee bank is using artificial intelligence to generate insights for financial advisers, joining tech companies in a bid to capitalize on the hot trend.

Dan Monson of Long Beach State was recently fired, but will still coach in the NCAA Tournament

Congressional leaders have announced a deal to fund the federal government in advance of a weekend deadline, but they will need to act quickly to avoid a partial shutdown.

“There is concern that he will not sell her home but will decide to live in it himself.”

A strong U.S. dollar has been a vital if often overlooked source of support for U.S. stocks since the 2008 financial crisis. But this could soon change.

It’s a conversation loaded with potential tension about independence, money, responsibility, and mortality

Shares of Siemens slumped Tuesday as the company’s chief financial officer said it’s still struggling in China.

Nvidia CEO’s concertlike keynote didn’t pack too many surprises, but analysts say it reiterated the company’s dominance.

“Grandfamilies” are filling the void in children’s lives left by addiction, COVID and neglect.