Author: super@dmin

The buyback binge has reached historic proportions, with repurchases by S&P 500 companies in the last three months of 2018 marking the fourth straight quarterly record high. That’s never happened before. What happens when it stops?

Libor, the benchmark interest rates for adjustable rate mortgages, was supposed to go away at the end of 2021. Now maybe it won’t

If you haven’t heard, bitcoin is back. Well sort of. The best-known cryptocurrency is on a relentless run and bottom pickers may have finally struck gold.

U.S. stock benchmarks on Tuesday slide amid the threat of a fresh escalation of tensions on tariffs with the European Union.

The S&P 500’s bigger-picture backdrop remains comfortably bullish in the wake of a strong April start, writes Michael Ashbaugh.

New survey shows why millions are unprepared.

This man’s son wonders what his options are after large sums of money went missing.

It’s not an unusual move, and it exemplifies the pitfalls of some credit cards.

Treasury prices rose Tuesday, pulling bond yields lower, as traders grapple with the renewed threat of trade tariffs

The cryptocurrency industry was dealt a blow on Tuesday when a leading state planning agency in China recommended the government ban mining of bitcoin and other digital currencies.