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The telecom giant took a $4.4 billion goodwill impairment charge related to its business-wireline unit, which is under pressure as business customers cut back on legacy voice services.

The U.S. fiscal backdrop is “structurally unsound,” but no one knows when or if financial markets might force change, says president of the bipartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

Good news for Thanksgiving shoppers: Your holiday meal could be cheaper than it was last year.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett isn’t endorsing any political candidates or investment products and doesn’t want investors to get duped into thinking otherwise.

Long-term care “will force people to deplete many of their assets.”

The Federal Reserve likely needs to cut rates to less than 1% to spur notable outflows, or longer-term Treasury yields need to dramatically rise from current levels, says portfolio manager

The effort comes as the federal government seeks to rein in high housing prices ahead of the presidential election in November.

Are U.S. stocks really headed for a “lost decade,” as several prominent Wall Street firms have warned? The founder of one eponymous research shop doesn’t think so.

In the world of fixed income, there’s one number that can’t easily be pinned down, but which appears to be a contributing factor keeping long-dated Treasury yields at their highest levels in three months.

Existing-home sales fell to a rate of 3.84 million in September, the National Association of Realtors said.

Analysts are focused on the challenges that the company’s new CEO is facing.

Skyrocketing insurance premiums are a growing problem — and not only for homeowners.