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“Set it and forget it” can help you establish a savings plan and exercise discipline, but sometimes it’s OK to ignore that advice.

Highlighted stocks fall into two categories: oversold, or idiosyncratic with catalysts. Both types offer ‘positive risk/reward.’

The Cboe Volatility Index was falling fast on Tuesday following Monday’s surge. But investors shouldn’t interpret this as an all-clear to buy back into stocks.

Americans are falling behind on their credit-card bills at a pace not seen since the aftermath of the 2007-09 recession — and interest-rate cuts might come “a little too late.”

Solar stock that crested near $100 in 2007 is now below $1 a share.

Women’s achievements in sports, politics and other arenas are in the spotlight, but women at all levels still tend to earn less money than their male counterparts.

Yum Brands’ stock surged Tuesday, after the parent of restaurant brands KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut reported second-quarter profit that beat expectations, even as revenue missed given a “more cost-conscious consumer.”

Food giant WK Kellogg reported second-quarter results before market open Tuesday

Even the bears are willing to give Palantir credit for its latest results — but they aren’t necessarily willing to change their view on the stock.

Minnesota governor is known for state tax cuts, as well as investment in public schools and childcare.

The manipulation of prices by traders in the $27 trillion Treasury market may be more pervasive than the Libor episode that rocked financial markets more than a decade ago.

That is JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Arindam Sandilya, one of the bank’s top currency strategists, discussing whether the unwind of the yen carry trade has scope to continue during a Tuesday appearance on Bloomberg Television.