Monday’s top personal finance stories.

Younger workers should maintain an open mind, career experts say.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Jamie Dimon on Monday said he planned on hanging around at the top spot.

The market’s favorite recession indicator has been flashing for 222 consecutive trading days — the longest stretch since May 1, 1980.

Apple Inc.’s annual WWDC developers’ conference is fast approaching, and this one promises to be more eventful than most.

The FTC accused the pair of promoting a course whose aim was to sell students increasingly expensive courses.

For a brief moment on Friday, the S&P 500 traded above 4,200 for the first time since August, according to FactSet data.

Blackstone Inc. is in talks with lenders on a $310 million senior loan coming due in July on an office tower in Chicago’s desirable River North neighborhood.

Analysts at Jefferies think the stock market rally could broaden out after the S&P 500 once again tested resistance at 4,200.

The historical record says fears of mass, technology-driven job losses are usually off the mark. Will A.I. be different?