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Business & Finance
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on June 26, 2026 in New York City. Michael M. Santiago | Getty Images
As the U.S. and Canada stare down tens of billions of dollars in dueling tariff regimes as a result of President Trump’s new trade war against the nation’s second-biggest trading partner, companies, economists, and investors are back in the game of attempting to forecast the level of volatility to expect on corporate balance sheets and…
Alliance Global Partners Chief Global Strategist Mark Grant discusses his income tax strategy for retirees on ‘Varney & Co.’
US stock futures were little changed in premarket trading on Wednesday as investors braced for fresh Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which could alter the Fed’s interest rate calculus
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt left viewers stunned on Monday night (August 10) when she claimed that America is now “more affordable” under President Donald Trump
Tech stocks closed lower as heavyweights including Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft dragged down the Nasdaq 0.6% Tuesday
Ga. —Mercer University alumna Chloe Paulk, CLAS/BUS ‘26, was chosen as the Georgia Student Finance Commission’s (GSFC) Moment of Impact Speaker for the Board of Commissioners’ quarterly meeting held on Aug. 7
I read an interesting BBC article yesterday (11 August) about a young woman who had managed to get on the property ladder with a little help from the stock market
Last year, Planet Money partnered with the company Exploding Kittens to create a board game. We’ve been documenting the whole thing in a podcast series