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It’s not about the size of the reward.

The new Apple Watch has more heart-monitoring features.

The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on the trend.

In his second letter to the Moneyst, this man seeks advice for an elderly relative.

Fewer than 10% of households in the Carolinas had federal flood insurance, according to estimates.

Yet there is virtually no difference in wages between married women and single workers of both sexes.

Recent data challenges the idea that manufactured housing isn’t a strong investment.

This 22-year-old man saw his mother lose everything during the Great Recession and doesn’t want history to repeat itself.

‘All of the potential scenarios for my parents’ estate seem to benefit my brother in some way.’

The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Friday notches a second straight all-time high, but a slump in megacapitalization technology and internet-related stocks weigh on the broader market, pressuring the Nasdaq.

Tilray Inc. stock tumbled Friday and closed down 30%, making for a dramatic end to a turbulent week that saw the entire cannabis sector post strong gains and losses, sometimes in the same session.

Embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday warned that Brexit talks had hit an impasse and called on European leaders to present new proposals as negotiations between the two sides turn increasingly acrimonious.

Age discrimination leads to a less productive workforce.

Waiting in line for an iPhone doesn’t seem to hold the allure it once did, but a dwindling band of analysts still camp out with Apple Inc.’s superfans and try to glean insight from their presence and preferences.

The final season of the late culinary and travel personality’s show “Parts Unknown” is set to premiere Sunday on CNN, and, in a trailer released this week, the late host is heard saying that, after the cameras are off and he and the crew are unwinding over drinks, he would at times pinch himself.

Olive Garden gets high ratings on nondining features including its bathrooms and advertising, according to data from Technomic.

Walmart Inc. has sent a letter to U.S. Trade Ambassador Robert Lighthizer warning that proposed tariffs on $200 billion on Chinese goods would hurt consumers and American businesses.

Is Wall Street ignoring the potential for simmering trade conflicts with China to intensify, upending the stock market’s newfound buoyancy?

Is Wall Street ignoring the potential for simmering trade conflicts with China to intensify, upending the stock market’s newfound buoyancy?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average marks its first intraday all-time high since January, the resumption of a record run for the blue-chip index that had taken a nearly eight-month pause.