Tuesday’s top personal finance stories.

What’s not to like about companies with double-digit revenue growth and more than a 2% yield?

These days of wonderful ‘discounts’ are a sham.

Pausing interest-rate hikes is a costly blunder, writes Peter Morici.

The Federal Reserve is still chasing ‘an elusive soft landing’ for the economy despite having lifted rates to a 5%-5.25% range, which isn’t a bullish sign for stocks, say economists to Mizuho Securities.

How do you spell success? B-T-S. The story of the group’s rise to stardom offers several key takeaways that could potentially help anyone in their career

The $100 million in redress to customers is one part of Bank of America’s $250 million tab on the now-halted practices.

Expectations for the Federal Reserve to push interest rates even higher this year have helped to put a lid on U.S. stocks’ rebound rally in 2023, but the outlook for interest rates, and with it stocks, could shift once again if Wednesday’s consumer-price index for June shows inflation has ebbed more quickly faster than economists had expected.

Underground climate change poses a ‘silent hazard’ for slowly sinking buildings in Chicago and other cities, researchers at Northwestern University find.

It took some fancy footwork — although not 10,000 daily steps — to snag this freebie.