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Oil futures rose Thursday, bouncing after a two-day pullback, with support tied to continued worries over the potential for a more direct confrontation between Israel and Iran that could threaten Middle East crude flows.

One fund manager calculated the ‘mad’ idea of imposing unrealized capital gains taxes on Warren Buffett.

Tan Kai Xian, an analyst at financial research service Gavekal, says there are three scenarios for the yield curve, and for each he gives the implication for the U.S. stock market.

The VIX is getting jolted as Election Day nears.

The tax agency has failed to collect gambling winnings from many Americans, a new report shows.

“Currently, I live comfortably on $5,000 a month, but I could probably live on $3,500 a month.”

Domino’s Pizza Inc.’s stock fell slightly early Thursday, after the chain’s fiscal third-quarter profit beat was not enough to offset a slight revenue miss in a still challenging consumer environment and small downward revision to sales guidance.

Investors who kept their money in the S&P since 1950, regardless of who was in power, would have made 10 times the returns generated by those who only invested while either the Republicans or Democrats were in charge

The 10-year Treasury yield’s recent climb above the psychologically important 4% level might not be as big of a threat to the stock market — or the U.S. economy — as in the past.

Utilities have been on a dazzling run in 2024 — but some believe rockier times lie ahead.

For the average worker, grocery prices are about as affordable as they were pre-pandemic. But the costs are still a sore spot for consumers — and a focus in the 2024 election.

Toronto-Dominion Bank shares fell in premarket trade Thursday after a report said the Canadian bank may pay a $3 billion fine and get hit with an asset cap to settle charges from the U.S. government.