Big tech stocks are off to a sluggish start in January, offering a chance for value-oriented shares to shine.

Getting a tax break for contributions to charity often requires careful planning.

The consensus is that interest rates have peaked for this economic cycle, making further investments in Treasurys and highly rated corporate bonds a good bet, analysts and managers say.

These personalized portfolios are increasingly being marketed to investors for their tax flexibility and upside potential. But beware of costs.

The former CEO describes a narrowly averted downgrade to junk territory in 2012 as his toughest moment.

Driven by a rebound in large and megacap stocks, in particular the “Magnificent Seven” technology companies, mutual-fund managers who saw double-digit losses in the market rout in 2022 found themselves rewarded for their patience this past year.

For many investors, results will help signal if recent declines are warranted or whether companies’ profits are strong enough to renew the run-up.

Four retirees with limited incomes open up about how they make it work.

When we were working, we knew what we needed to do. Now, we have to be a lot more proactive about our intentions.

The Secure 2.0 Act codified a number of exemptions for retirement-account distributions before age 59½, including for natural disasters and terminal illness.

Comparing search volume with reported revenue could help auditors and others identify companies that are likely to have future restatements, researchers find.

More than $24 billion of foreign money has left mainland China’s stock market since August as geopolitical risks turn people off investing there. 

For quality stocks to outperform in the long run they have to be underpriced. That’s the hard part.

Helping a loved one pay off debt or paying for a bucket-list vacation for older relatives are just two options.

With its seven pools, six waterslides and dozens of places to eat, drink and gamble, Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas brings new meaning to the phrase ‘economies of scale’—and it’s better for the environment too.

Stocks post strong monthly gains, breaking three-month losing streaks.

Production will be cut by an additional million barrels a day, a move likely to keep prices elevated.

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority fined BofA Securities $24 million for more than 700 instances of spoofing through two former traders.

The Fed’s preferred measure of inflation is still higher than the central bank would like, but it has been coming down more quickly than it thought.

The ruling could close off a technique popular among fund managers that lets them exclude millions of dollars in income from self-employment taxes.

The good news for investors: There are steps to mitigate the damage now and avoid it in the future.

Turkish companies and individuals risk a battery of sanctions for providing Russia goods and services prohibited under Western export controls.

The country’s economy is caught between wary households and wobbly property firms, with no clear escape route.

The latest results exceed downbeat expectations, buying the cloud-software giant some reprieve from slowdown worries.

A combination of the two health insurers will be scrutinized by the government, but that doesn’t mean it won’t have a good argument at court.

The digital brokerage became synonymous with a new generation of investors in America. Now it wants to do the same in the U.K.

The deal could value CrownRock well above $10 billion including debt.

There are a host of tax breaks available to retirees and older Americans, but they’re easy to miss.

Stocks wavered Wednesday, dampening a November rally that has sent the S&P 500 toward its best month since July 2022.

A cash-and-stock deal between the health-insurance giants could be struck by year-end.