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Ask Encore: This is no time to guess about what's next for the stock market, says retirement columnist Glenn Ruffenach.

Bill Gates wants a national lockdown for 10-weeks. He's not alone. Here's why it's not plausible.

After almost a 50% decline in Cleveland-Cliffs' (NYSE: CLF) stock since the beginning of this year, at the current price of $4 per share, we believe Cleveland-Cliffs' stock is likely to remain around the current level co...

The leading bond-market investment benchmark's outperformance against the S&P 500 underscores the extent of the recent carnage in the stock market.

Oil prices jumped more than 30% on Thursday morning.

Weekly jobless claims, which were once again far worse than expected, are the most important economic data series for gauging the degree of coronavirus shock and when things will begin to improve.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive James Dimon returned to work this week, a month after undergoing emergency heart surgery. In a memo to employees, he thanked Co-Presidents Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith for running the bank...

Bitcoin enjoyed some notable gains over the last few days as millions filed applications for U.S. unemployment benefits. Will the digital currency push higher as central banks flood the economy with cash?

American Century Investments' new U.S. exchange-traded funds are aimed at reviving investors' interest in stock-picking managers.

It's all about taxes.

Government checks could take weeks to arrive.

President Trump tweeted: "Good (GREAT) news for everyone!"

U.S. corporate bonds are being downgraded at breakneck speeds, highlighting the threat posed to companies' balance sheets by the coronavirus crisis.

The governor also reported a "troubling" surge in cases on Long Island.

Prizes for Powerball will drop significantly and rise more slowly after the next jackpot, making the coming days and weeks the last chance at a big payout for a while.

The Federal Reserve is buying mortgage-backed securities with the best of intentions. But there are unintended consequences.

The U.S. President claims Moscow and Riyadh could cut production by 10 million barrels or more, just as the Saudis load up a whopping 18.8 million barrels onto crude tankers for April dispatches.

President Trump draw a big bounce in oil prices on Thursday morning with a tweet, but what does it all mean?

Not even drugstore chains can tell investors what the future looks like. Investors of all sorts should take notice.

Whenever this ends - spring, summer, or later - companies will face a choice: Do they continue to compensate their workers at the level they have been through this crisis, or do they withdraw those wages and benefits bec...

A stock for investors who are more focused on long-term capital appreciation than current income, but still appreciate the power of dividends, especially growing dividends.

Volatility isn't probably going away anytime soon, but if it continues to head toward more "normalized" levels, that could be a positive sign of the market developing more of a trading range.