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An innovative use of tax data shows just how tough it is for New Yorkers to grow a family.

Protecting wealth in times of war is difficult as normal economic activity is curtailed and governments print money and borrow heavily to fund its military needs.

One fund manager with a global mandate is significantly underweight U.S. assets in favor of the opportunities created in Europe by the reshaping of military and economic alliances

The “Magnificent Seven” are breaking down, defensive consumer staples are on a tear — and then there’s the midterm curse.

You have to decide whether it’s worth it to pay a monthly fee for coverage you might never use.

Life insurance in your 50s and 60s can make sense — but expect to pay up even if you’re in good health.

Investors will get a better read on the health of consumers as Walmart reports its first quarterly results under its new CEO on Thursday.

Valuations have risen for many semiconductor-equipment producers — but some are still relatively cheap.

Despite strong gains this year, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares are even less expensive than their U.S. counterparts.

Rents fell nationally in January, but they’re still at a high level due to a sharp run-up over the last few years.

Investors are shooting first and asking questions later as the momentum trade gets swept up by concerns that AI could disrupt established industries like insurance and wealth management.

A partial U.S. government shutdown is underway Saturday, after the House and Senate left Washington earlier this week without providing full funding for the Department of Homeland Security.