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The British pound and stocks of banks and home builders in the region rallied on reports that the U.K. and European Union might be close to finishing a draft divorce agreement.

Health-care stocks are lagging behind the broader market as the Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren climbs in political polls.

The results show that the largest U.S. banks have yet to feel the sting of recent interest-rate cuts and turbulence in the stock and money markets.

The once-darling tech stocks have lagged behind their usual pace of growth.

The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer, and for that we can largely blame policies of envy that increasingly restrict investors' access to wealth-building instruments.

United Airlines' third-quarter earnings topped Wall Street estimates.

If you're stuck with measly dividends from stocks or Treasuries, closed-end funds (CEFs) are the answer.

The digital asset market had a full news cycle during the third quarter, including ongoing difficulties for Libra, negative news surrounding potential ETF launches, Bakkt's rollout, Binance's US exchange launch and subse...

Alphabet's Google has long been able to afford to play in hardware like it has nothing to lose. But that enviable position has yet to produce a clear win.

Financial markets are jumping at any sign of a Brexit deal between the U.K. and the European Union, but the extent of the moves may exaggerate how optimistic investors actually are.

Charles Schwab reported record third-quarter earnings that topped expectations, as growing cash balances helped the e-broker offset the effect of falling interest rates.

Big institutional investors are now free to unload their shares of the online image-board company, sending the stock down more than 8% this week.

Better concoct your own working hypothesis than adopt another's macro forecast, particularly the consensus forecast. Invariably, it steers you wrong. Six months later you'll switch to a new forecast, but that, too, prove...

J.P. Morgan's earnings results stood out Tuesday as it and its fellow financial giants kicked off reporting season, and experts liked what they saw.

WeWork's problems aren't over yet.

A lot of millennials prefer renting furniture and appliances but it doesn't always make sense to do so.If you're sure you'd be living in a place for over two years, then buying furniture may be a better option

The savings Nairs had got channelized into organized investment when they met a planner

Data becomes useful information only when you put it to productive use

Disney+ and Apple+ will have launched by the time Netflix's next reports quarterly earnings. HBO Max and Peacock will soon follow in 2020.

Beneath the surface of banks' decent quarter are some troubling trends.

David Rolfe and Wedgewood Partners are hardly household names. The Missouri-based firm got plenty of press recently, though, by dissing a far more famous Midwestern investor.

Better-than-expected earnings from Johnson & Johnson and UnitedHealth Group provide some much-needed good news for health-care investors.