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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.

Dr. Luke, aka Lukasz Gottwald, purchased the property from Ozzy Osbourne in 2012, keeping the wood-paneled music studio.

The 1910-era estate closely resembles the famous house in the movie “Gone With the Wind.”

The British drugmaker reached a $2.2 billion settlement to resolve around 80,000 lawsuits over claims its Zantac heartburn remedy causes cancer

Treasury yields nudged slightly higher early Thursday as traders awaited U.S. consumer price inflation data.

Economist Annamaria Lusardi is leading an effort to elevate learning how to manage your money

Costco’s September sales rose 9%, with one key week boosting sales further.

Amazon.com Inc.’s ambitious Project Kuiper satellite constellation may have a hefty multibillion-dollar price tag, but it could be set to bring significant benefits to the company, says analyst firm Evercore ISI.