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President-elect Trump will enter office with the lowest unemployment rate since Richard Nixon in 1969 — but red flags remain.

“More people are building in fire-prone areas than ever before, and they are not building with fire resistance in mind, because it’s expensive,” one expert said.

Facebook parent Meta is rolling back its diversity, equity and inclusion programs, according to a memo sent to employees, marking the tech giant’s latest cultural shift ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House.

U.S. stocks are trading at a pretty lofty level, but investors shouldn’t expect mean reversion anytime soon, according to BofA Global Research.

Insurers have seen a rise in cancel-for-any-reason policies. Here’s what travelers should know before buying in.

Income-tax refunds averaged more than $3,100 last year. How much will they be this year?

“If there was a way to pay for them out of pretax funds, it would be most helpful.”

Movie-theater chain Cinemark will reap the benefits of an improving box office in 2025, according to analyst firm Benchmark.

The quantum-computing-stock meltdown, surging bond yields and how to decide whether or not a Roth retirement account is best for you.

Trump was sentenced Friday to no jail time for covering up payments to women, while McMahon settled with the SEC for similarly hiding payoffs from WWE’s books.

The shares of publicly traded companies that compete with TikTok were gaining Friday as the video-sharing platform’s attorney faced tough questions from Supreme Court justices during oral arguments over a law that could ban the service in the U.S. on national-security grounds.

Higher bond yields are spooking stocks, but retirees are helping to drive demand for annuities and corporate debt.