A popular oil fund pulled in $1 billion from investors in 9 days, while an ETF that tracks the S&P 500 shed $12.6 billion

Broken trendlines and a looming ‘death cross’ pattern bode badly for the financial sector, and therefore the rest of the stock market.

Refunds are almost 11% higher than the same point last year, the IRS said this week.

“I’ve read this advice again and again.”

A key U.S. senator warned that Kevin Warsh’s confirmation as the next head of the Federal Reserve faces a fresh delay amid a legal setback to the Justice Department’s criminal investigation into current Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

“This time is different” are the four most dangerous words in investing.

Executive membership has grown by 9.1% to nearly 40 million — and these social-media stars are celebrating it in a viral video

Half of xAI’s co-founders have left the company over the last few months as the generative AI firm has lost some ground to rivals.

The price of food, AI chips and more could rise as supply-chain disruptions touch industries across the spectrum.

Pariah Capital’s strategy is one thing that’s been winning during the Iran conflict.

The probability of an increase by June has risen to 75% amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Iran conflict and Supreme Court tariff ruling add to air of uncertainty around the economy

Prices have spiked after Iran’s new supreme leader broke his silence and called for the Strait of Hormuz to stay closed.

Other efforts to coax oil down prices — now at $100 a barrel — are like putting a Band-Aid on a shotgun wound, says analyst

Shares of Ulta Beauty slid after hours on Thursday after the cosmetics retailer forecast a profit and same-store sales for this year that were below Wall Street’s estimates, adding that it expects more selective consumer spending and that it was “increasingly mindful” of conflicts abroad.

A new lawsuit alleges that Costco owes shoppers refunds for tariffs, but experts say that’s a tough call.

Focus on stocks that are stable when investors flee to safety and stock-market liquidity dries up.

Climbing expectations for future price gains are bad news for the Trump administration.

Jones Act waivers are under consideration to ensure energy and agriculture products flow to U.S. ports, the White House says.

A week after backing away from buying Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix decides to buy rather than build AI tools for filmmakers.

With results due this week from FedEx and retail names like Lululemon and Macy’s, we’ll likely hear more about consumers’ attitudes, as gas prices and shipping costs spike and the conflict widens in the Middle East.

A new generation of money-minded parents is urging young people who want to start families to map a path to early financial independence so they can prioritize their families.

Big banks are increasingly seeing their shares impacted by worries about underwriting quality at private lenders.

Options traders are signaling trouble, and systematic funds are expected to cut their exposure to U.S. stocks.

Russian oil can reach markets fast. The Iran conflict’s supply fears, however, are much bigger.

The 10-year Treasury yield was headed for its steepest two-week climb in almost a year amid the U.S. and Israel’s war with Iran.

Memory prices have been on a tear. Just how much will that flow through to Micron’s profits?

An early investor in BuzzFeed blamed the former digital-media darling’s decline on its management: “They blew it.”

A leadership transition and lackluster growth in yearly subscription value have intensified questions about Adobe’s near-term trajectory.

The materials sector of the S&P 500 has been the strongest of the index’s 11 sectors since Feb. 27.

Qatar accounts for a third of global helium supply. But it has halted production of the gas, which is essential for semiconductor manufacturing.

Core PCE price index has risen 3.1% in past year. Iran conflict will push it even higher.

Citi’s global macro strategy team led by Dirk Willer went in search of historical analogs, looking through the last five oil crises

This is a good time to take risk off the table — and these stock-market charts prove it.

CrowdStrike’s AI momentum and flexible subscription model look appealing to Wall Street analysts.

The turmoil currently sweeping through the $3 trillion private credit market has investors stampeding out of the funds.

There is a sweet spot for regional banks that are becoming more efficient as they steer clear of loans tripping up private-credit fund managers

Overreliance on “past performance” can send you down the wrong path.

A recent dip below 6% had buyers and sellers feeling hopeful about a thawing housing market, but the Iran war has added uncertainty.

The Iran conflict may be starting to take a toll on the powerful retail investor’s appetite for stocks, says JPMorgan.

Nvidia “is having a harder time moving the needle” these days, one analyst notes.

While the broader software sector stumbles, cybersecurity platforms are emerging as essential infrastructure needed to channel rising traffic from AI agents.

With fuel prices soaring since the start of the war with Iran, a question has surfaced that was almost unimaginable a few weeks ago.

Trump’s executive order opens the door for Sable Offshore’s production in Southern California.

Instead of buying more stocks when volatility rises, you should sell.

Three reasons to be skeptical of the current panic.

“I’m on top of the hill with a view in both directions,” reports John Kelly, whose animated short ponders life in retirement and the meaning of time.

Also in Weekend Reads: The technical case for the S&P 500 to fall 10%, private-credit fears, safe havens for investors, and advice from the Moneyist.

A swath of consumers across incomes reported declines in expectations for their personal finances. Economists worry that consumers will pull back their spending.

Job openings in the U.S. showed a surprising pop in January, but it’s far from clear if the increase is sustainable. Other evidence suggests the labor market is still very sluggish.

“I can draw $4,300 a month in Social Security if I retire this summer.”

Your tax preparer becomes an intimate partner during tax season — but they’re far too busy to worry about your money choices.

“The issue is not the weather, high insurance premiums or high maintenance fees.”

A toxic brew of climbing bond yields and a broadening panic about the stability of private-credit lenders has helped push the S&P 500 financial services sector to its lowest level since May.

Adobe’s longtime CEO is stepping down, and the lack of acceleration on a key metric signaled that AI isn’t driving significant financial benefits yet.

“I think one thing to keep in mind is that currently markets don’t have a better, great option than U.S. Treasury debt,” Yale Budget Lab’s executive director Martha Gimbel told the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday.

Humans may need reskilling, but there will be a growing need for jobs that involve repairing and supervising expansive robotic fleets, analysts say.

Investors exposed to cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ether have been on a wild ride over the past year.

A much-anticipated and record-breaking release of crude oil from the world’s emergency stockpiles is starting, as the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is set to provide nearly half of the backup supplies.

The EV maker just revealed pricing details for its new R2 lineup. Rivian will first launch a $57,990 model, with plans to debut a $45,000 variant in late 2027.