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Most Americans are reluctant to talk about money. Women are more likely than men to say they consider it a private topic, or feel judged.

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

The German truck maker posted better-than-expected pretax earnings of 5.5 billion euros for 2023, up 39% on the previous year's 4.4 billion.

Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, among others, accusing them of breaching a contractual agreement.

The Dow Jones Transportation Average has rebounded and transport stocks have room to run and put cash to work, according to a report from AlixPartners.

Family practitioners are in regular demand and make a median of $229,300 per year. Here's what it takes to get the job.

Economists attribute the shorter workweek to employees’ desire for more flexibility, rising wages, job availability and talent shortages, among other factors.

Responsibility for retirement savings has shifted from employers to employees. Now, there's new debate as to whether that change has benefited workers.

The movie chain is one of many citing the two concert films' positive effect on financials.

By opening its stations to drivers of other electric car brands, Tesla is positioning itself to generate billions of dollars a year in charging revenue.

The Taylor Swift economy is in GDP and inflation everywhere Eras tour went nationally and globally. In towns across the US, there's also a booming microeconomy.

The agreement comes after months of negotiations between the pickleball leagues as they join forces to determine the future of professional pickleball.

Yum China CEO Joey Wat said the Chinese consumer has been growing more rational for years.

In 2022, Black people were 1.5 times more likely to be uninsured than their white peers, according to a report from KFF.

Imprisoned Iranian activist and Nobel Prize winner Narges Mohammadi said that an election boycott "is not only a political necessity but also a moral duty."

The regional bank has been under pressure in recent months, in part due to concerns about its exposure to commercial real estate.

The majority of our 32-stock portfolio ended February in the green, but five holdings led by Nvidia separated from the pack.

The headline figure previously came in at 2.8% in January, with further easing expected after price rises cooled in Germany, France and Spain.

"I remain optimistic, because I think if you saw a number of the hearings that happened in the Senate, they were largely bipartisan," says Paula Goldman.

India's economy grew much faster than expected in the October to December quarter, data showed late on Thursday.