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Some liken ETFs to surgical instruments, others say they’re the junk food of investing.

Oppenheimer’s top markets guru has just cut his year-end price target for the S&P 500 for the second time in three months as one of the most bullish research shops on Wall Street continues to play catch up with falling equity prices.

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, a host of major U.S. corporations, including Cisco, ended their Russian operations.

U.S. stocks rallied early Monday, helped by receding turbulence in the U.K. bond market as earnings season continues.

The increase in fertility rates among U.S.-born mothers was most pronounced for women under 25, new research says.

Gold and silver prices bounced back on Monday from last week’s steep losses as the U.S. dollar softens.

Oil futures climb in Monday dealings, after last week’s fall, as investors weigh recession fears against tight crude supplies.

Wall Street in the week ahead will turn to quarterly results from companies like streaming giant Netflix Inc. and electric-vehicle maker Tesla Inc.

The cost of medical care is surging again after lull during the pandemic — and adding tinder to the high inflation already burning up the U.S. economy.

New U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is to delay a penny cut in income tax, the flagship announcement in the disastrous September mini-budget, to help plug a black hole in the public finances that had reached £72 billion.