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Global emissions are at records, and the shift away from fossil fuels is slowing amid high costs and surging power demand.
Returns might improve, but the power of chaebols—including Samsung and Hyundai—will limit the gains.
History shows some of the prospects for stocks, bonds and other investments after the Fed begins to cut rates.
The yield on 10-year Treasury notes is a reminder that the Fed doesn’t have complete control over borrowing costs.
Morningstar’s Christine Benz says retirement takes money—and lots of practice.
“Medium Earth orbit” is a promising niche in space, but investors are wary of Elon Musk’s Starlink and the decline of linear TV.
Markets embraced the central bank’s spirit of dovishness following the big rate cut this past week.
Seven retirees open up about their finances and how they spend their time in the country.
If stocks already were due for a tumble and the economy for a recession, the Fed’s rate cut probably didn’t avert it.
A deal for Intel would be massive and come at a time when the chip maker is sputtering.
Blackstone agrees to sell one of America’s most recognizable lodging chains for $525 million.
Chasing the promise of a 17.1% return reveals nonexistent companies, illusory returns and unlicensed salespeople making absurd claims.
As more people relocate to states exposed to natural disasters, the property investors following them are assuming bigger risks.
Industrials push above 42000 in delayed response to Fed lowering rates; tech shares and risky assets rise.
Millions can potentially save money by refinancing, but many are waiting for rates to drop further.
The firm is likely to pay as much as $100 million to settle a probe of a trading scandal.
The 1995 cuts helped lay the groundwork for a soft landing and the late ’90s boom years.
The Dow and S&P 500 finished lower after the Federal Reserve voted to cut interest rates by half a percentage point.
The SEC approved a change to market rules that would cause the prices of many stocks to be quoted in increments of $0.005, which it says will help low
What lower rates mean for the trillions of dollars in CDs and high-yield savings accounts.
