Sales of Bud Light fell for a sixth straight week following uproar over the brand’s partnership with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

Tuesday’s top personal finance stories.

Yelp Inc. is under pressure again from an activist investor to sell the company — which is not a new story and may face the same roadblock as previous efforts.

Shares of Toll Brothers rose after hours on Tuesday after the homebuilder said homebuying appetites had improved into the current quarter.

There’s an ‘epic’ amount of cash on the sidelines as investors assess a slowing U.S. economy and the debt-ceiling debate in Washington, according to Rick Rieder, chief investment officer of global fixed income at BlackRock.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose back above 7%, according to Mortgage News Daily. Higher rates add hundreds of dollars in monthly costs.

The Biden White House signaled a belief that America’s youth are suffering through a mental-health crisis, calling the situation “unprecedented.”

An estimated $1.4 trillion of new Treasury bill supply is expected to hit the market now the U.S. government’s debt-ceiling fight is resolved.

Shares of VF Corp. rallied after hours on Tuesday after the sneaker and clothing maker reported fourth-quarter results that were better than expected.

A seemingly steady rise in U.S. layoffs since March could be wiped away after Massachusetts lowers its estimate of jobless claims to reflect a recent rash of fraud.