As if the U.S. stock market didn’t have enough problems to contend with, here’s one more: systematic trend-following funds are cutting their exposure, potentially piling more downward pressure on markets in the coming weeks.

There’s a debate going on over if and when the 10-year Treasury note yield will reach 5%, with bond traders leaning toward that outcome in a matter of weeks.

The post-pandemic boom in hiring appears to be over, and businesses are adding fewer workers. Will the slowdown in employment continue?

A cat owner went viral after a Lyft driver took off with his pet in the back seat. A company rep said there’d be a $20 ‘returned item fee’ if the cat was found.

Oil futures on Wednesday post their lowest settlement in five weeks.

Jordan made 11-times his money when he sold the Charlotte Hornets and is now worth $3 billion

The U.S. dollar is on the cusp of another milestone in what is shaping up to be a historic bull run that few traders had anticipated just a few short months ago.

The U.S. stock market saw a rise in common dividends in the three months through September, although companies appeared “cautious,” according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.

Gold prices have fallen to their lowest since March, officially reaching a so-called “death cross” on Thursday.

President Joe Biden says he’ll be making a major speech on the issue of Ukraine aid, which faces a more uncertain future due to the House’s speaker drama.