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While baseball still rules, collectors these days can do particularly well with game-used items such as jerseys.

Tech companies' and banks' tussle over the future of finance may be getting a bit more intense.

The Fed will liquify the markets, at least through year's end. With all of the bank reserves being created, there should also be a strong bid for bonds.

With Boris Johnson's landslide victory in last week's U. K. general elections, the path to Brexit is now clear.

Copper prices rose last week to their highest level in seven months, highlighting how a brighter view of the world economy is supporting riskier corners of the market.

Getting a reluctant partner involved in retirement finances may be hard, but it is crucial.

Many offer useful advice for gentle persuasion while others spell out a more direct approach.

Singapore's "fake news" law nabs the opposition.

Longtime financier Yoshitaka Kitao is generating buzz with plans to unite regional banks into a loose confederation under the banner of his company, SBI Holdings.

Investors are pulling back from positions in haven assets like gold, the Japanese yen and dividend-paying stocks, a sign of mounting optimism as recent developments ease long-held worries about trade and global growth.

News that a U.S. China trade deal had finally been agreed on helped stocks last week but with few specifics and understandable skepticism from professional traders should you really be buying now?