The government health insurance program had been a gold mine for private insurers until recently.

The rules around amending a return can get complicated. Here’s what you need to know.

Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain are now doing better than Germany and France, in a surprising reversal of post-2011 fortunes in the eurozone. But much of it might be catch-up growth.

The company said it has fixed an issue that had affected desktop software users.

Stocks are still trading near record levels, but some investors say further gains may be more difficult to come by.

Hot monthly retail sales and Middle East tensions weigh on indexes, with the S&P 500 down 1.2%.

Revenue from investment banking and trading, the bank’s traditional powerhouses, surged.

Aluminum and nickel prices rose in London after the U.S. and U.K. banned fresh trading in metals originating from Russia.

Private investments in public equities, or PIPEs, are all the rage in biotech, but some investors resent the sharing of nonpublic information.

The global buyout firm is making a second attempt to go public in less than six months.

Taxpayers usually get their federal tax-refund check within 21 days of filing a return. Some unlucky ones wait a lot longer.

A guide on the changing rules for federal tax credits for buying electric vehicles and home chargers.

After a string of acquisitions, the firm now manages more than $260 billion in alternative assets like private credit.

Investors might get a better sense of the fallout for UnitedHealth Group when it reports first-quarter earnings results Tuesday. 

Record issuance raises worries that debt sales will exacerbate volatility.

Supercooled gas has quickly become one of the world’s most important energy sources—and a geopolitical flashpoint.

Investors in a hedge fund from Baker Bros. Advisors recently received one of the largest windfalls ever following Pfizer’s purchase of Seagen.

The Bank of Japan may intervene in the market to slow the weakness of the yen. But ultimately, it depends on the Fed.

Deposit costs are still a moving target, even for the biggest banks.

The deal for the data-management software firm would be among Salesforce’s largest if completed.

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

Net income and revenue at America’s biggest bank beat expectations.

Data centers need more power because of artificial intelligence, but other buildings can use the technology to conserve.

The long arm of the agency can reach taxpayers years after they file an erroneous return.

China has issued new national-level guidelines aimed at addressing stock-market volatility, including tightening supervision of new listings.

Gold futures have set another record high, with the rally driven by central bank purchases, safe-haven demand and geopolitical tensions.

A stronger-than-expected economy portends fewer rate cuts this year as well as improving earnings.

Housing market affordability isn’t getting any better, with inflation keeping mortgage costs high.

Softer-than-expected wholesale price data offers some relief to inflation-worried investors.

Treasury Department offices and others are looking into how Morgan Stanley vets clients at risk of laundering money through the bank’s wealth-management division. Shares fell more than 5%.