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‘I would love to see a meaningful pullback in equities,’ says Talley Leger at the Wealth Consulting Group, given the two years without one

While ether has been lagging behind bitcoin, the second-largest crypto by market capitalization could hit a record high above $5,000 next year if its current demand-and-supply dynamics continue, according to blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant. 

U.S. inflation has bubbled up in the past few months, in a worrisome sign, but the bubble could pop by next spring.

Some of the problems for Nike Inc., which on Thursday reports its first round of quarterly results under a new chief executive, have been problems for anyone trying to sell things people often want but don’t really need.

The Federal Reserve is set to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-percentage point this week, staying on the path it has laid out to slowly bring rates down even as the economic landscape shifts beneath its feet.

“I have a large bank as trustee, and it will take a large chunk to distribute my estate.”

Break-even point for a Roth conversion is long —and extending the 2017 tax cuts could make it longer.

“We own a house together through a joint trust, but our bank accounts and credit cards are all held separately.”

Analysts have been assessing President-elect Donald Trump’s promise — which called out environmental permits in particular — and they’re concluding that while he’s sending a clear signal, the details are still murky.

Shares of Oxford Industries sank after hours Wednesday after the maker of Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer clothing cut its full-year forecast — citing the impact of hurricanes Milton and Helene on the company’s most crucial market, the Southeast U.S.

Microsoft warned investors it will book an impairment charge in its fiscal second quarter related to its investment in GM’s Cruise robotaxi unit back in 2021.

A weekly look at the most important news and moves in crypto, and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.

Grocery-store giant Albertsons Cos. said Wednesday that it is walking away from its merger with rival Kroger Co., a day after two judges blocked it.

A weaker outlook clouded an otherwise OK quarter for the software company amid rising competition in AI.