The tally of 2023 global tech layoffs has gone up almost fivefold since mid-January, according to data Layoffs.fyi.

Gold futures end unchanged on Monday, holding above the $1,850 an ounce mark after snapping a run of four straight weekly losses.

Something funny is going on in the U.S. jobs market. Unemployment is falling even as the economy weakens.

Here are some of the most active premarket movers on Monday. U.S. stock futures pointed to a slow start after a two-day rally.

Oil futures settle higher on Monday, giving up early declines, as traders shake off demand concerns tied to the growth target set by China.

Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson, who warned of a ‘death zone’ for investors last month, says at least the short term, this rally can keep going.

Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields, which hit 4.08% last week, were dipping to 3.923% after investors spied value in yields near their highest since 2008.

Stocks sputter in late trade, eking out a mostly higher finish Monday ahead of testimony by Fed Chair Jerome Powell and a raft of jobs data this week.

Opponents of the CFPB’s plan to slash credit card late fees say it could affect consumers’ access to credit. Here’s what’s going on, and how to avoid late fees.

Four key takeaways from the Supreme Court arguments, according to academics, lawyers, student loan experts and activists.