MarketWatch’s Lukas Alpert, while a media writer at the Wall Street Journal, was among the reporters who broke the story that would become a major political scandal.

Shares of McDonald’s Corp. were on pace to reach an all-time high on Friday, and set to notch their longest winning streak since September 2020.

Last year, the Trustees expected the Social Security cuts would begin in 2035, but the economy has worsened.

U.S. Treasury yields tumbled in March as banking-sector woes roiled markets, with two-year rates seeing their biggest monthly drop since 2008.

The prices of Donald Trump’s nonfungible tokens rallied after a Manhattan grand jury voted Thursday to indict the former president, marking the first time in U.S. history a former or serving president will face criminal charges.

Commodities decline in the first quarter, with the energy sector leading the way. Prices for natural gas lose more than half of their value and touch their lowest level in more than two years.

FDIC insurance protects depositors’ principal, but Flagstar Bank says ‘it’ll be business as usual’ for interest-rate yields as well.

Clark and her Iowa Hawkeyes teammates lost to Angel Reese and the No. 3–seeded LSU Tigers on Sunday.

Bank sector stress makes a stagflationary debt crisis more likely and severe, writes Nouriel Roubini.

A Manhattan grand jury voted to indict Donald Trump, marking the first time in history that a former U.S. president will face criminal charges. What happens now?