If America itself was a stock — ticker symbol “USA” — Warren Buffett would like the product, but not the management.

The Bank of England on Thursday lowered its interest rates for the second time this year as the U.K. central bank responds to cooling inflation and signs of a slowing economy.

HSBC is warning clients that the odds are stacked against resilience for markets staying intact.

Danish shipping and logistics giant A.P. Moeller-Maersk and Japanese auto giant Toyota each sounded the alarm on tariffs on Thursday as both lowered their guidance.

“My investment adviser says we have too much invested in cash instruments.”

Michael Bolton has opened up about the ways he relied on his family at his Connecticut residence during his aggressive brain cancer treatment.

Shares of Dutch Bros Inc. were up after hours on Wednesday after the drive-through coffee chain expressed greater optimism over its sales this year, citing “continued momentum,” even as its older and much bigger rival, Starbucks Corp., tries to turn itself around.

Fed chairman warns of rising inflation and mentions a possible recession as well.

Fifteen Republican members of Congress took aim at proposed customer-service changes at the Social Security Administration, while the House Committee on Ways and Means invited the newly confirmed Social Security commissioner to outline plans for ensuring benefits get paid on time.

The policy change could make it easier for AI chip companies to sell into the Middle East.