Oil prices attempt to snap 3-day losing streak
Oil futures rose Thursday, attempting to snap a three-day losing streak after the U.S. benchmark ended the previous session just above the $80-a-barrel threshold
Natural-gas prices surge 22% in October as traders look to winter heating demand
Natural-gas prices posted a gain of 22% in October to erase around half of their year-to-date decline, with traders assessing the fuel’s demand outlook
U.S. productivity jumps in third-quarter at fastest rate in three years
The numbers: The productivity of American workers rose at a 4.7% annual clip in the third quarter, the government said Thursday. Economists surveyed by
A century-old real-estate practice could soon end. Here’s how home sellers and buyers could be affected.
A recent jury verdict in an antitrust case has thrust a century-old practice in the real-estate industry into the limelight, with the potential to
Fed holds steady on interest rates, eyes potential December hike
In its second consecutive monetary policy meeting, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has maintained the federal funds rate at a range of 5-1/4 to
Markets Find Interest Rate Relief! Will It Last? How to PROFIT If So?
The stock market finally found some relief thanks to a more-dovish-than-expected Federal Reserve, slightly encouraging government debt news, and short covering following a 10%
Consumers faced historic interest and fees from credit card companies in 2022: CFPB
Consumers owed credit card companies more than $105 billion in interest and more than $25 billion in fees in 2022, according to a Consumer
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Starbucks, Roku, Eli Lilly, Affirm and more
Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. Starbucks — Shares jumped more than 10% after the company posted an earnings and revenue
The ‘biggest threat to global order since the 1930s’ is underway and every CEO is talking about it
The United States is facing its fourth major inflection point in history since the early 20th century, and if world leaders get it wrong,
Next year, you can put more money away for retirement and get a tax break
For those who are able or wish to, you will be allowed to sock away even more money into a 401(k) or IRA next
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