Parents with leftover money in college funds can now move them to retirement accounts—maybe even their own. But should they?

It is much cheaper to buy designer goods in Europe than in China, and professional resellers are profiting from the gap. Posh labels are finding it hard to crack down.

Interactive Brokers will launch election bets next week, taking advantage of a court ruling.

The utilities sector is neck and neck with tech as 2024’s best performing group.

The OCC entered an agreement with Wells Fargo, under which the bank must obtain the regulator’s approval of its program for assessing anti-money laundering and sanctions risks of new offerings, as well as provide notice before expanding its offerings.

The asset manager is teaming up with Partners Group to offer wealthy investors a preset portfolio.

The drugmaker’s fastest-growing blockbuster could soon face competition from two biotech firms in the treatment of a little-known heart condition.

The regulator’s proposed order could permanently ban Navient from servicing federal direct loans.

Some banks may still see rising net interest income even if the Federal Reserve slashes rates as anticipated.

A potential combination of Italy’s UniCredit with Germany’s Commerzbank would be big, but not big enough to create a European banking champion.

The S&P 500 fell 4.2% last week on concerns about the health of the U.S. economy. Going back to 1928, September has been stocks’ weakest month of the year.

The former president’s digital-currency efforts bring his campaign closer to an industry that is spending to limit regulations.

Election fatigue has me and my friends so anxious that we find solace in buying more stuff than we should.

Indian stocks are on fire. Investors who want to partake will need to keep a cool head as a trading frenzy and rising valuations have the potential to spoil the party.

How the cards, cash, debts and assets that we carry stack up.

Prediction-market startup Kalshi prevails in its bid to list political contracts, beating the CFTC.

The market pulled out a win for the month despite a rough patch. Also: A flashback to the 10th anniversary of the blockbuster Alibaba IPO.

Revisions and other distortions mean monetary policy outlook remains hazier than Wall Street would have liked.

Former Nuveen executive John Miller begins a second act at First Eagle.

China’s foreign-exchange reserves rose last month, boosted by a valuation gain from a weaker U.S. dollar amid prospects for rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Trading giant Susquehanna uses Texas Hold ’em to teach its teams to make the most of risk. We asked some traders to play and walk us through their hands.

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

Tech-heavy Nasdaq drops 5.8%, its worst week in nearly three years; Nvidia shares decrease 14%.

Thousands of people withdrew money after depositing bad checks, guided by videos on social media.

High-yield equity funds are popular, but the pursuit of a large payout can sink your portfolio.

Massachusetts securities regulator found several breakdowns in the bank’s approval and monitoring of possible insider trading.

Lower interest rates and a stabilizing economy could fuel a rally in smaller companies after years of lagging performance.

Moderna is spending aggressively to broaden the uses of its mRNA technology. Investors are losing patience.

The graphics chipmaker lost nearly $280 billion in market value Tuesday, the most ever by a company in a single session.

Families face soaring costs and mounting pressures in taking care of their loved ones. ‘I never feel truly free.’