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The average U.S.-stock fund declined 2.6% in August, but losses were worse before a late-month advance

With the U.S. second quarter corporate earnings reporting season largely behind the market, stock investors have been focusing on the latest economic data.

Shares of Blackstone and Airbnb rallied after hours on Friday after an announcement that both companies would be joining the S&P 500 index.

The FTC-TurboTax fight is one part of the wider battle over free tax preparation.

Bank of America has called out a three-year decline in bond returns, saying that has never happened in the history of the U.S.

Stocks rose across the indexes for the week, buoyed by a range of positive economic data, including slowing inflation and consumer spending. The picture over...

Catastrophe bonds set for record issuance after notching their best first-half performance

"Majorly, prices of wheat and pulses may go up as a result of weak monsoon. On the vegetable side, since they are perishable items, supply will have to be strengthened amid high demand for essential vegetables to prevent prices from hitting the roof."

Asian markets have been rallying even as China falters, but that may not last

The Federal Reserve could be 'scared into raising rates' if the average workweek keeps increasing, pushing up wages, says Peter Corey, co-founder and chief...