"This is the ninth straight quarter of unusually high unrealized losses since the Federal Reserve began to raise interest rates," the FDIC said.
A Wisconsin woman who made $250,000 secretly working two jobs says it allowed her husband to focus on childcare.
Narendra Modi's reduced majority may make it tougher for his government to push through reforms and spook sentiment for some big American companies.
Sam Mitchell lives comfortably in a tiny home in upstate New York making less than $30,000 a year from Social Security.
Jean Jordison, a retired preschool teacher, said her family covered the bridesmaid costs at her daughter's weddings.
India's main stock market index dropped nearly 6%, with Narendra Modi's party on course for a narrower-than-expected election win.
The fatality rate for app-based delivery drivers using non-car transport is five times as high as construction workers in New York.
The New York Stock Exchange will cancel trades made after a glitch caused trading halts for 40 stocks — including Berkshire Hathaway.
E-Trade is concerned about the prospect of stock manipulation after a post by Keith Gill's account caused GameStop stock to surge, sources told The Wall Street Journal.
I didn't spend money irresponsibly, but I still found myself deep in debt and paying off interest every month — then I got a big windfall.
Astoria, Queens. Astor Place. The Waldorf-Astoria. Even if you're not a New Yorker, you've heard of these iconic places named for the Astor family.
Three people who made $100,000 a year explain how it impacted their lives and relationships and share the biggest perks of a higher income.
A former stay-at-home dad who hasn't worked in 20 years said he sees few paths to reentering the workforce after his divorce.
Murphy Pizza, 51, worked as an adjunct professor for most of her career. She left academia because of the low pay and unstable schedule.
GameStop shares surged on Monday after the trader Keith Gill appeared to show a $116 million position in the retailer.
Washington, Texas, and California may not seem like they have much in common, but each has a strong economy that's fueling national growth.
A British couple who won a lottery said they would continue to work part-time as police officers because they want to set a good example for their two young children.
Sam Altman's activities as one of Silicon Valley's most prolific individual investors were detailed by The Wall Street Journal.
The Tesla and JPMorgan CEOs' relationship is said to have improved since a March conference.
Gina Rinehart, Australia's richest person, tried to get her unflattering portrait removed from an exhibition by Indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira.
Iowa lawmakers recently voted to ban basic income programs. But one such program says it'll continue using private funds.
Mary Dacus and her husband live paycheck to paycheck on their Social Security income. They struggle to afford groceries and healthcare.
Jace Mattinson returned to an executive role in the lumber industry after finding early retirement unfulfilling and repetitive.
The anti-obesity drug market will be worth $130 billion by 2030, Goldman Sachs analysts said in a research note.
Scammers in Australia are using deepfakes of Steve Irwin's son and other celebrities to trick fans into sending them millions in crypto.
A 21-year-old lottery winner who received $28 million shares how he spent the money and it impacted his life.
Marc Greenberg, the executive director of the Interfaith Assembly on Homelessness & Housing, says housing voucher holders need much more help finding homes.
Bill Ackman plans to take Pershing Square public and could score a roughly $10.5 billion valuation, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The two Miami-based firms have been intentional in getting in front of students "in a much broader way."
The sale comes amid Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 plan to diversify the kingdom's economy.
Titles on JPMorgan's annual list cover topics including smartphone anxiety, AI and communication in a world experiencing "radical shifts."
Deborah Ogarro Kelly, 47, receives $1,400 a month from a Washington DC basic income program. She uses it to pay for housing, healthcare, and food.
Nvidia's valuation is now less than $400 billion behind Microsoft, meaning the chipmaker could soon become the world's most valuable company.
Apollo is at the vanguard of a private-credit revolution. Its CEO responded after bank boss Jamie Dimon raised concerns about the industry.
Ride-hailing drivers are reporting $3 or lower fares. They say it's indicative of a larger pay issue.
Ken Griffin's trading empire, which includes hedge fund Citadel, has been increasingly tapping Goldman execs to help steer the growing business.
Klarna's CEO seemingly touched a nerve on social media by saying AI meant "spending less on photographers, image banks, and marketing agencies."
The firm was reportedly aiming to raise only $7 billion but surpassed that total by more than 20%.
The JPMorgan Chase boss likened some private credit deals stamped by the rating agencies to shoddy mortgages.
The sale of his Cessna Citation X comes as Trump is facing hundreds of millions of dollars in fines.
An estate lawyer shared some of her most heartbreaking stories of families fighting over their inheritance, even until it consumes the estate.
Nobel Prize winner Paul Romer predicted AI progress would slow sharply, and investor Gary Kaltbaum warned an AI-driven market may spark economic pain.
A mother who earned over $500K last year decided not to pay for her daughter's college tuition. She shares how she came to the tough decision.
Cleveland's Federal Reserve Bank appointed Beth Hammack, a Goldman Sachs veteran, as its next president.
Meet Wall Street's go-to technology headhunters, who specialize in everything from AI leaders to cybersecurity and front-office engineering.
Brevan Howard's overall headcount has decreased significantly this year as the firm has cut costs. In April, the firm cut 10% of its workforce.
New data shows a significant gap with how much millennials expect they need to retire ($1.7 million) and what they've roughly saved so far ($63,000).