A growing wave of layoffs might be sweeping through Silicon Valley, but the hottest job on the market right now is in tech.

More than 16 million people have been approved for student loan forgiveness, but whether they see the relief will depend on the Supreme Court’s decision.

Intel (INTC) catches multiple price target cuts on Wall Street after missing estimates with fourth-quarter earnings and revenue.

Bed Bath & Beyond’s potential bankruptcy could bode well for Target as the retailer picks up the sales from more store closures, Oppenheimer said.

The market’s rebound after Microsoft’s disappointing earnings news this week has reinforced a bullish technical view for more stock market gains.

The personal consumption price index excluding food and energy for December increased 4.4% from a year ago.

With a recession possibly on the horizon, it’s a smart time to pad your emergency fund as much as you can.

Intel shares fell Friday, after the company reported horrid quarterly and full-year results, off slackening chip demand.

If the government gets its way, it could result in the breakup of Google’s digital advertising business and expand the boundaries of antitrust law.

The bank said investor concerns are overblown and raised its 12-month price target to $88 from $85.