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While the bank was hit by industrywide slowdowns in capital markets activity last year, CEO David Solomon also faced his own set of issues.

Public and private employers would be incentivized to test a shortened workweek without cutting pay.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

The Federal Reserve's favorite inflation gauge is showing that the trend of higher prices is decelerating.

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

Despite rising U.S. rental prices, competition is easing in some markets as inventory grows, according to a new report.

More than 16 million people have been approved for student loan forgiveness, but whether they see the relief will depend on the Supreme Court's decision.

The personal consumption price index excluding food and energy for December increased 4.4% from a year ago.

If you work with a financial advisor, you may be paying for a simple investing strategy disguised as a more complicated one.

A growing wave of layoffs might be sweeping through Silicon Valley, but the hottest job on the market right now is in tech.

Intel (INTC) catches multiple price target cuts on Wall Street after missing estimates with fourth-quarter earnings and revenue.

Bed Bath & Beyond again warned of potential bankruptcy, saying it doesn't have enough cash to pay down its debts.

With a recession possibly on the horizon, it's a smart time to pad your emergency fund as much as you can.

If the government gets its way, it could result in the breakup of Google's digital advertising business and expand the boundaries of antitrust law.

Companies in the electronics supply chain fear a repeat of Covid shutdowns in China, but are also betting a new wave may not be as bad as the last one.

After Akio Toyoda, CEO and president of Toyota, announced he was stepping down on Thursday, he shared his advice to his successor and his business philosophy.

Wise was accused of harming competition in the money transfer market by delisting a rival, Atlantic Money, from its currency exchange comparison tool.

British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt on Friday signaled he is pushing ahead with tax hikes, while stressing the need to make Brexit a "catalyst" for U.K. growth.

Energy giants are expected to use their windfall profits to reward shareholders with higher dividends and share buybacks.

Leopard 2s have a big advantage for Ukraine: They're widely available in Europe.