The U.S. grew at a soft 1.1% annual pace in the first three months of this year, as strong consumer spending was offset by declining business investment.

Global small-cap stocks, which are trading at near generational lows relative to their large-cap rivals, says Pzena Investment Management.

Mastercard Inc. topped profit and revenue expectations for its latest quarter, calling out “resilient consumer spending.”

Tesla violated federal labor protections when it told employees not to discuss wages, new hires or other matters, a labor board judge has found.

Caterpillar’s and Merck’s stocks rise after the Dow components reported quarterly results.

A good start for the economy this year could yield a healthy gain in gross domestic product in the first quarter, but the rest of the year doesn’t look so hot.

In a new book and gallery exhibit, visual artist and photographer Marilyn Minter explored the beauty of older bodies in sensual images.

For nearly the last six months, Meta’s story has been all about cost cuts, but now it’s about tangible growth.

Treasury yields jump by the most in a month on Thursday as traders price in greater odds of rate hikes by the Federal Reserve next week and in June.

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