Labor unions and experts say Thursday’s high court’s decision is a blow to U.S. workers’ rights and could discourage future strikes during a time when labor organizing is seeing an uptick.

WeWork bonds are sinking deeper into distressed territory after its CEO and CFO left the cash-burning company in recent weeks.

Mortgage rates jumped as the U.S. economy remains ‘buoyant,’ Freddie Mac’s chief economist said.

As U.S. debt ceiling worries appear to calm down, traders are now shifting their focus back to the Federal Reserve to gauge the dollar’s next move. 

U.S. politicians have little incentive to compromise, writes Kenneth Rogoff.

The S&P 500 has struggled to stay above 4200, and there’s resistance at 4300.

The U.S. Department of Labor’s monthly labor-market updates have been driving outsize swings in stocks since the start of 2023, a sign that one of the most closely watched economic data reports has regained some of the relevance it had ceded to the inflation data last year.

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The amount of money banks borrowed from the Federal Reserve edged up to $97.6 billion, indicating the U.S. financial system remains under duress.

SentinelOne Inc. shares dove more than 35% in after-hours trading Thursday, after the security-software company’s executives slashed their annual guidance.