Author: super@dmin

There’s less cash available to push the market much higher

U.S. stocks trim early losses Friday but major indexes are headed for their worst weekly return this year after the Trump administration raised import duties on $200 billion in Chinese goods.

The lawmakers want to cap interest rates on credit cards and other loans at 15%.

President Trump’s tariffs could affect 23% of consumer goods, according to one estimate.

The odds of losses are significantly higher from May to October.

Also, health savings accounts, how to handle a non-compete contract and a distorted bond market.

Bitcoin is on the comeback trail and it’s building momentum by the day. But what’s behind the rally?

Copper’s recent decline looks to be a temporary setback, as the industrial metal readies for a potentially significant supply shortage in the coming years.

nvesting in Uber sounds like a no-brainer, right? Wrong.

As trade tensions percolate, our call of the day lays out three ways a trade deal might end up, and how that will affect U.S. stocks, from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.