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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday expressed confidence that the Supreme Court will rule in favor of the Trump administration’s many country-specific tariffs, while also saying administration officials are ready to maintain the levies through other avenues.

The stock market is at record highs. Unemployment is still extremely low at 4.4%. And incomes have been rising faster than prices for the past few years. So why do Americans say they are miserable?

While Intuitive Machines and Rocket Lab shares have diverged this year, Cantor Fitzgerald sees room for both to surge in 2026.

The large services side of the economy grew in November for the sixth month in a row and inflationary pressures eased, but businesses were taking a cautious approach to hiring and investing due to lingering “tariff uncertainty.”

Two executives just bought stock in the S&P 500’s weakest performer of the year.

Marvell clearly has visibility into big financial opportunities, but analysts wonder about its competitive positioning and the impact of a newly announced deal.

Privately run businesses eliminated jobs in November for the third time in four months, pointing to a broad slowdown in hiring that threatens to nudge unemployment higher and undermine the economy.

A “lost decade” of low stock returns can be devastating for older investors

Macy’s reported an unexpected profit — and growth in a key sales metric — but in premarket action Wednesday, the stock gave back some of its stellar recent gains.

Dollar Tree’s stock is climbing as the discount retailer’s assortment of bargains, with the average cost of its items at $1.40 each, is getting people to spend more at its stores.

Don’t look for outsized gains from the S&P 500 next year, the headwinds are numerous warns Savita Subramanian.

The major oil producers known as OPEC+ unwound previous output cuts faster than expected this year — increasing quotas at a time when global oil prices have dropped around 16% year to date.