Tesla stock (TSLA) closed higher on Friday, capping another strong week for the EV maker. The company’s fourth straight week of gains has seen
Social Security beneficiaries in student loan default face 15% cuts in June
Starting next month, Social Security beneficiaries who have fallen behind on their student loan payments face up to 15% garnishment of their payments. Earlier
Social Security benefit payments fall later in May: When will you get your check?
Social Security beneficiaries saw their payments arrive a little later than normal this month due to a quirk in the safety net program’s payment calendar.
Mark Cuban eyeing new sports investing venture after ‘Shark Tank’ exit
Mark Cuban’s post-“Shark Tank” plans appear to be taking shape. As the Dallas Mavericks minority owner wraps his 14-year run on the popular ABC
Stock Market Today: Investors Look on the Bright Side
A generally good week closes on another positive note, as investors, traders and speculators look for fresh catalysts.
Rollins Continues her Global Trade Mission
Following her stop in Italy, Rollins will travel to India, Vietnam and Japan, where she has indicated plans to push for increased imports of
S&P 500 companies talked about tariffs in 91% of first-quarter earnings calls: FactSet
It’s all anybody can talk about. FactSet on Friday said that 411 of S&P 500 companies used the term “tariff” or “tariffs” during their
S&P 500 gains 5% on the week, as U.S. stocks rally despite inflation data, record low sentiment
Wall Street major averages closed significantly higher on Friday, despite softer-than-expected inflation data, and consumer sentiment dropping to the second-lowest on record. The benchmark
U.S. stocks end higher Friday, with the Dow wiping out 2025 losses
The U.S. stock market closed higher Friday, with all three major benchmarks posting big weekly gains as investors cheered a breakthrough in U.S.-China trade
Jamie Dimon says a US recession is still possible even after trade tensions cool
Jamie Dimon isn’t ruling out a recession even after forecasts for a downturn have been pared back following a US-China deal to lower tariffs. The JPMorgan