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Thursday's big drop seems to have burst the bubble of market optimism, at least for some traders. This week, Tom looks at the technical data to assess whether this is a dip to buy, or the beginning of a larger downward m...

With their employees scattered around the region, many New York-based hedge funds are scrambling to find legal ways to avoid paying much of New York City's 4% unincorporated business tax.

Here is the week's market outlook and a short sale recommendation.

As the "easy money" era runs its course, money management doesn't have to be difficult.

President Donald Trump wants "at least $2 trillion" for the next stimulus bill.

Is it possible to find value at a time when the NASDAQ-100 is just now backing off of all time highs and where the Schiller p/e for the S&P 500 is a mighty 28.52?

'A more inclusive economy where everyone has opportunity will mean faster workforce growth, faster productivity growth, and we'll grow faster,' the Dallas Fed president said.

Hayman Capital won big in betting against United Development Funding, but its relentless criticism of the Texas real-estate lender is now under regulatory scrutiny.

Read what experts say whether or not price cuts can bring back demand in the housing sector to the previous level despite people facing job losses, pay cuts and uncertainty in the country due to the covid-19-induced lock...

If you choose to be governed by the new tax regime under Section 115BAC of the Act, the said deduction under Section 80D won't be available

With covid-19 hitting incomes and jobs, lenders have become more circumspect about the repayment capacity of borrowers and tightened norms.Those working in sectors directly affected by covid, new borrowers and those havi...

The Fed's new Municipal Liquidity Facility aims to provide federal funding to de facto federal instrumentalities - the States and Cities at the front lines of our national pandemic response. Fees must accordingly be drop...

New PlayStation and Xbox consoles must contend with a global recession and changes in gaming habits.

Utilities' stocks have long been seen as a safe place to park cash and collect steady dividends. But as the coronavirus spread around the world this year, they have been more volatile than the broader market.

Many investors remain skeptical the stock market's powerful ascent can continue and are maintaining their cautious stances, a sign of lingering unease that could challenge the rally in the weeks ahead.