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Victoria’s Secret said it forecast sales of $6 billion for the year ahead, below Wall Street’s estimates for $6.19 billion.

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Brown University announced Tuesday that it will once again require students to submit standardized-test scores as part of their applications. The news follows similar announcements from Dartmouth College and Yale University last month.

U.S. stocks aren’t in a bubble — at least not yet, according to a team of analysts at TS Lombard.

The troubled bank named yet another new CEO, while its stock remained halted.

A wide range of friends can enrich a person’s life — and a new study suggests that can quite literally be the case.

In vitro fertilization patients in Alabama can breathe easier now that state lawmakers have moved to protect access to the fertility treatment, but the future of IVF is still up in the air.

“My wife is inclined towards paying off the mortgage to achieve stress-free living and freeing up more cash.”

The U.S. economy accelerated slightly in early 2024, a Federal Reserve survey found, noting that the outlook for the rest of the year was ”generally positive.”

The tax deadline may be a key indicator of when investors may start selling.

In the latest conflagration between Apple Inc. and Epic Games Inc., Apple has terminated Epic’s application for a developer account to launch an app store for iPhones in Europe.