Big technology stocks including Nvidia jumped Thursday and powered the S&P 500 to a fresh high.

Gro Intelligence founders are fired; the firm’s valuation has dropped to between $20 million and $25 million after being bailed out by investors.

New York Community Bancorp reduced its quarterly dividend to 1 cent a share, part of an overhaul aimed at shoring up confidence in the regional lender.

Stocks’ low volatility may be a misleading result of a boom in autocallables and other structured products.

Major U.S. stock indexes pulled back Monday, weighed down by declines in the “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks.

Plaintiffs are suing Berkshire Hathaway Energy, owner of one of the brokerage defendants, trying to collect on potentially billions in damages.

We answer readers’ questions about annual gift giving and taxes.

Designers are charging more for their most recognizable bags to maintain the appearance of exclusivity as the industry balloons.

Target-date funds and other passive investments are attracting the ire of some fund managers. Is there a better mousetrap?

Many bond traders now feel they know which way the central bank and the economy are headed, along with how new data will shift markets.

The climb was driven by greater corporate earnings and a surge in chip-related stocks, thanks to enthusiasm for beneficiaries of artificial intelligence.

The chip maker’s meteoric advance has helped push the stock market to record highs. It also has some on Wall Street saying the “B word.”

Arkhouse Management and Brigade Capital are now offering to acquire the Macy’s stock they don’t already own for $24 a share, or $6.6 billion.

February’s gains were the fourth straight for the market. Also: A flashback to Dow 10000—which was 25 years ago this month.

So many couples I know have broken up, or contemplating it. It has given me a lot to think about for my own relationship.

The world’s biggest asset manager has abandoned the acronym while pumping billions of dollars into clean energy.

Should we move to Kansas? What stuff should we throw away? Are we too worried about money? Readers have plenty to say about our monthly concerns.

Killing its ambitious car project will free up some R&D budget, but Apple still lags behind big tech peers on network scale and relative investment.

In times like these, financial advisers caution clients not to let a fear of missing out drive their decision-making.

A close look at my spending turned up a car’s worth of savings I didn’t know existed.

States will come after you if they think your second home is for dodging taxes, but careful planning and record-keeping can support your case.

Measures of investor sentiment are positive, but nothing like past bubbles.

Some of the money has been raised from helping supply drugs to the U.S. or scamming American victims.

New York Community Bancorp shares fell 26% as the bank’s credit rating was cut to junk.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The S&P 500 is now up for 16 of the past 18 weeks, a hot streak last seen in 1971.

The social-media company was valued much higher a few years ago.

If you’re going to kick yourself for not buying the hottest stock of the moment, make sure you also pat yourself on the back for the mistakes you didn’t make.

Analysts who share the same first name with the CEO of a company they cover have more accurate earnings estimates than those who don’t, research finds.

Still, new research finds that for named trends such as FAANG and the Magnificent Seven, market-beating returns can last for about a year.