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‘Things could hardly have turned out much worse,’ says economist on eurozone economy

The key economies of Germany and France look to be sputtering as the eurozone faces the prospect of higher import tariffs from the U.S. as well as political trouble at home, according to data released Friday.

Warhammer maker Games Workshop says profits to top forecasts

Games Workshop, one of the most lucrative stocks in U.K. history, had its shares surge again on Friday after saying its profit will be stronger than expected.

These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs help build a strong portfolio

Dividends, bitcoin and Beyoncé stir ETF interest.

China’s banking system is now suffering whiplash from pandemic-era practices

Misuse of loans and an ongoing real-estate crisis are pushing up default rates and exposing weaknesses in banks’ lending practices.

Ross says business is slower than before, and that it could have done better

Ross’s CEO is ‘disappointed’ with discount retailer’s sales as business slowed from the first half of the year.

It’s time now to focus on Nvidia, Treasury bonds and a bullish finish to 2024

The stock market is entering its usually favorable holiday season.

Gap stock rallies on better forecast, as holiday shopping ‘off to a strong start’

Shares of Gap Inc. rallied after hours on Thursday after the clothing retailer pushed its full-year outlook higher and said the holiday shopping season was “off to a strong start.”

These stocks could bask in the ‘Glicked’ glow as ‘Gladiator II’ and ‘Wicked’ open

Eagerly anticipated movies ‘Wicked,’ based on the popular musical and ‘Gladiator II,’ the sequel to the hugely successful historical epic, open Friday

Yes, the FAFSA is open already — and it should be easier to apply. What students, families need to know.

After a bumpy college-application season last year, the Education Department on Thursday officially launched this year’s version of the FAFSA, with officials promising that the form is “ready for primetime.”

These dividend-paying stock ETFs are jumping as investors await ‘Trump 2.0’

This week’s ETF Wrap takes you inside the rally in dividend-paying equity ETFs as investors seek to position for President-elect Donald Trump’s second term in the White House.

Are traders setting the stage for another bruising unwind of the yen carry trade?

Futures traders are piling back into bets against the Japanese yen. That’s making one longtime market watcher nervous that investors could see a repeat of the vicious unwind of the yen carry trade that rattled global markets on Aug. 5.

Here’s how much money sports gamblers are betting every month — and their favorite sports to wager on

A detailed look at sports gambling numbers, six years after it was legalized
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