Money Report

The latest economic data out of China underscores lingering doubts about consumer spending.

Both indexes had rebounded strongly last week after initially falling after the martial law flip-flop and failed first impeachment vote.

A near-surefire of figuring out where markets are heading is to make a prediction — and disregard it.

Investors will focus on the Bank of Japan and Federal Reserve rate decisions this week, as well as the loan prime rate announcement from China’s central bank.

The Dow is on a seven-day losing streak entering the week.

I’m much more comfortable buying a gift if a real person has bought and loves it. Consider these ideas double-recommended.

If you are not using end-to-end encrypted messaging on your phone already, the U.S. government has a warning message for you about China and your texts.

People who receive income from public pensions may have their Social Security benefits reduced. The Senate may soon vote to eliminate those rules.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy delivered one of 2024’s major job headlines with his five-day office mandate, but there’s a bigger tech organizational shakeup at work.

China’s Qianfan, Guo Wang and Honghu-3 projects have plans to put 38,000 low earth orbit satellites into space.

The driverless ride-hailing service was supposed to be the shining star of GM’s growth plans, leading to $50 billion in revenue by the end of this decade.

“The key is to bring more happiness sparks into your life, not by chance, but by choice,” says Scott Mautz, author of “The Mentally Strong Leader.”

Parent Portfolio co-founder Jonathan Sanchez says having kids inspired him to “build generational wealth that could change the trajectory of my family forever.”