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India’s Finance Minister blames easy exits and excess liquidity for equity market's underperformance
India's finance minister said that continued capital outflows are one of the biggest risks for the country in 2027.
Why I am taking the other side of the trade that crushed the market Friday
How did this happen so quickly? Where were the buyers? I have some answers.
Trump to begin transforming historic golf course despite court order
Renovation of century-old East Potomac course is part of president’s effort to remodel Washington in his own image
Evercore appoints co-presidents for the first time in leadership reshuffle
Nigel Dawn and Naveen Nataraj are elevated while John Weinberg will remain chief executive for at least three years
Macron faces political firestorm after riots
Worst street violence in years comes six months before one of Europe’s most closely watched elections
France reels after ‘unprecedented’ violence from protesters
Government under pressure after struggle to contain attacks on stores and official buildings
US army chief in Asia calls for show of enhanced military muscle
General Ronald Clark looks to build up deterrence in region amid concerns about China’s ambitions
St Petersburg endures biggest Ukrainian drone attack
Strikes hit tech infrastructure after Russia targets electricity substations in Ukraine
My wife says we can’t afford to retire. I vetoed her $8,000 trip to Italy. We’re in our 60s and have $4 million. Do I keep working?
“I worry about healthcare, long-term care, inflation, a long bear market and living to 95.”
My sister moved in with our mother, 78, and says she deserves the $925,000 family home. Is she right?
“The house is worth $925,000 and mom owns it outright. She also has $480,000 in investments.”
US threatens Europe over Starlink restrictions
Ambassador Andrew Puzder warns about ‘devastating’ retaliation if Brussels goes ahead with plans to limit spectrum access for non-EU companies
I’m 64 with two sons, but only one works in the family business. Is it ethical to leave him 70% of the company?
“I have some reservations about the long-term stability of my younger son’s marriage.”
I’m 63 and diagnosed with lymphoma. Should I take my Social Security next year?
“My plan is to continue working as long as I’m able to do so and invest my Social Security benefits while I’m still earning a paycheck.”
Trump’s bid to make America cheap again has failed
Voters are increasingly linking rising energy prices to the administration’s policies
The bloated workweek is coming for Sundays—as some embrace flexibility, others worry about job security
A new report finds nearly half of workers are often logging in on Sundays. It is a boon for worker flexibility, or a sign of job-hugging insecurity?
These surprising stocks could be some of the biggest drivers of S&P 500 earnings growth
Boeing, Meta and EchoStar recorded steep charges and expenses a year ago, which are expected to make this latest quarter’s results look especially strong by comparison.
Yardeni Lowers S&P 500 Target to 7,900 Despite Maintaining 2027 Earnings Forecast
Yardeni Lowers S&P 500 Target to 7,900 Despite Maintaining 2027 Earnings Forecast Yahoo Finance UK
I've studied over 200 kids—parents who raise resilient, successful children teach them these 6 lessons early on
Parenting coach Reem Raouda shares lessons to help kids feel worthy regardless of achievements and handle disappointment, disagreement and difficult feelings.
Roth conversions: When the ‘juice isn't really worth the squeeze,’ according to a top-ranked advisor
If you're considering a year-end Roth conversion for 2026, there are some key things to know, experts say.
Boomers are buying into the promise of monthly income from options ETFs, but there's a tax catch
Covered call ETFs have been widely adopted by baby boomers to meet monthly income needs, but unlike most ETFs, the tax implications can be significant.
Stocks are heading for a high-stakes showdown, as strong earnings collide with rising borrowing costs
The idea that the AI trade has been mostly immune to rising bond yields isn’t quite right, one strategist notes.
Top Wall Street analysts are bullish on the growth potential of these 3 stocks
Amid fear of rate hikes and oil prices, investors can look past volatility and track Street analysts' stock picks with strong long-term growth potential.
Always on, always listening: New AI devices are pushing legal limits and could put users in jeopardy
AI always-listening wearables from Apple, Amazon, Meta and other startups are getting creative with privacy rules and fueling concerns about covert recordings.
There is a silent market rotation inside the S&P 500 that’s warning of more weakness ahead
A “triple-top” reversal chart pattern is pointing to a period of underperformance for the S&P 500 — perhaps a long one.
Semiconductor market to remain solid ‘at least through next year,’ South Korea finance minister says
South Korea's finance minister said semiconductor growth can last at least through 2027 as supply remains tight despite a global chip sell-off.
Not every billionaire is a policy failure
Indiscriminately targeting those with 10-digit fortunes is arbitrary, misguided and costly
Trump's Russia diesel deal may offer Putin more than money — and spell trouble for Ukraine
Trump's diesel deal may do little for Russia's finances, but it raises bigger questions about Ukraine's leverage, U.S. support and Putin's next moves.
Why hedge funds could be making a bond market shock more likely
The Bank of England's deputy governor has warned that hedge funds' activities could raise the risk of a global bond market shock.
Russian ships fake locations to appear in two places at once
New method of deception appears co-ordinated, suggesting Moscow is tightening its control over the tankers
Can a $55,000 robot load the dishwasher? Inside my afternoon with two humanoid housekeepers.
Tau Robotics’ humanoids vacuumed my floors and wiped my counters — with some help from humans behind the scenes.
Fake shopping sprees and ‘happiness insurance’: The latest fintech apps reveal our financial anxieties
Fintech companies are catching on to how Americans are altering their financial habits, and they’ve created new products to try to meet the moment.
Investors are buying up vast tracts of timberland across U.S. in one of market's longest-term bets
Timberland managers buying for pension funds and other institutional investors can wait decades for returns, but the market can also be a profit trap.
Software’s new consolidator gets big vote of confidence from Berkshire
Less than four months into life as a public company, Bending Spoons got a big vote of confidence this week from Berkshire Hathaway.
'Dead money’ for a decade: Why this hedge fund approach may deliver an advantage over bonds
Investors may want to rethink their bond allocation and opt for managed futures exposure.
Trump's student loan overhaul could lead to more bankruptcy filings, former judge says
After nearly three decades as a bankruptcy judge, Sarah Sharer Curley writes about the legal process in her new book, "The Price of Forgiveness."
'Everyone laughed' when he started a pumpkin farm—now it brings in $2 million a year
Kelly Schultz bought a pumpkin farm in 1996. He transformed it into a seasonal attraction that draws in 100,000 visitors each fall.
Berkshire shares buck market sell-off, rally to highest since Buffett said he would step down as CEO
Berkshire Hathaway shares are at their highest level since Warren Buffett told shareholders at the May 2025 annual meeting he planned to step down as CEO at the end of that year.
It’s not just Commerzbank: Italians are eating up German business
The takeover of the bank by UniCredit is only the start
How Ukraine’s biggest bank is run in a war zone
PrivatBank is a case study in adaptation
A shortage of sulphur could hurt mines and farms everywhere
Another commodity shock from the Iran war
Another warning sign for China’s economy: falling consumer credit
A crackdown on aggressive debt collectors is good news and bad news
How to lose money betting against Europe
In a sovereign-debt crisis, even understanding politics may not be enough
A Nobel prize for how to keep economies on even keel
Two “New Keynesians”, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, win the highest honour in economics
Don’t feel sorry for millennials. They are living it up now
It is easy to exaggerate their economic woes