Amazon.com Inc., Meta Platforms Inc., Alphabet Inc. and Microsoft Corp. lead a packed week of first-quarter earnings.

Here’s how U.S. investors are trying to make sense of conflicting economic data.

A rangebound stock market is trying investors’ patience.

After months teetering on the brink, Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy protection on Sunday. Its stock closed Friday at 28 cents.

When it comes to dementia and the aging brain, any news is good news. And last week we had not one but two hopeful news items. One that’s useful to us right now, and the other that suggests something potentially very big down the road.

The true state of finances for most Americans is quite bleak

Regulations would target existing power plants, which spew 25% of U.S. emissions. The oil and gas sector, plus many Republicans, object.

Combined headcount at the six largest U .S. banks fell fractionally in the first quarter in a reversal of recent trends as the economy cools and attrition rates drop.

Trading in First Republic bonds signals lower expectations for the stressed regional lender, which received a $30 billion deposit injection last month.