China-related exchange-traded funds tumbled on Tuesday after China’s central bank cut benchmark lending rates but spurred broader market disappointment that Beijing’s monetary stimulus was not sufficient to support the nation’s slowing post-pandemic economic recovery. 

There was further progress Wednesday in the bipartisan push to take back pay from execs at failed banks, as a Senate panel advanced one bill.

Tuesday’s top personal finance stories.

Chamber president calls for clear mechanisms for companies to claim compensation from Russia for damages caused by the invasion.

Treasury yields fall on Tuesday as traders gear up for a big week of commentary by Federal Reserve policy makers.

Emails between ex-JPM banker Jes Staley and Epstein and an internal 2019 probe that may have been ordered by CEO Jamie Dimon surfaced in latest court documents

Chicago, Houston and Philadelphia are the seeing sharpest increases in problem office loans, even as many West Coast cities have slower rates of returning to the office, according to Barclays.

Stock-market investors are ‘overweight’ U.S. equities. Here’s what that might mean for a bull-market rally by the S&P 500.

U.S. shares of Alibaba dropped Tuesday following a surprise management shake-up, but analysts view the development as a positive overall.

The lowdown on small-caps: They’re cheap and set up for a rebound.