Author: super@dmin

Gold futures rise firmly on Friday as investors flee to the perceived safety of havens like precious metals amid fresh signs of escalation in tariff tensions between the U.S. and its global trade partners.

Popular stock-market analysis tool doesn’t live up to its billing, writes Mark Hulbert.

Stories about this shift in the market environment resonated with readers this past week.

Other companies could be watching the record-breaking settlement and thinking about their paid-leave policies.

Asian shares were mixed Friday as trade worries continued after President Donald Trump announced additional tariffs on imports from Mexico.

JPMorgan Chase on Thursday agreed to pay a bombshell $5 million to hundreds of men who claimed they weren’t given the same paid leave as women when they became parents.

Famed market strategist Byron Wien says May’s pullback shouldn’t concern investors.

Semiconductor stocks have risen in a week dominated by worries over trade.

U.S. stocks edge higher Thursday as bond yields halted their slide, giving the market a reprieve from relentless selling sparked by continued U.S.-China trade tensions and worries about global economic growth.

The Federal Reserve’s chief overseer of Wall Street says central banks should still focus on low inflation and stable employment when setting interest rates instead of trying to use monetary policy to head off potential threats to the financial system