Oil futures settled lower to post a third-straight weekly loss on Friday, but moved up in extended trading after the U.S. military confirmed a retaliatory strike on Iran.
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Tech stocks just had one of their worst weeks in a year. Here’s how AI momentum went off the rails.
It one of the worst weeks for tech stocks of the year, and Wall Street spent much of it confronting a question it had been too euphoric to ask: what exactly are we getting for all this AI spending?
Iran’s ship attack tests the shipping-insurance market just as war-risk premiums had plunged
War-risk premiums narrowed considerably in recent days but could increase again.
The housing bill’s back on track to becoming law. Here’s what it does for affordability.
A bipartisan housing package appears once again close to becoming U.S. law, albeit with a delay after President Donald Trump canceled a signing ceremony for the legislation on Wednesday.
After losing my son, would it be a mistake to sell my recently purchased house and move to my hometown?
“I raised my children there as a single mother, and it was the last home my son lived in before he passed away unexpectedly.”
A relative offered me a $25,000 loan, but wants a lien on my house. Are they taking advantage of me?
“He also wants me to downsize and move.”
Healthcare stocks have become a haven for investors ditching tech
Shares of AbbVie, Eli Lilly and Johnson & Johnson were on track to hit all-time highs Friday, in the latest signal that investor appetite for the biopharmaceutical sector is back.
Oil prices may have fallen too far, too fast as Trump confirms Iran violated the cease-fire deal
Oil futures were on track to tally a third-straight weekly loss on Friday — but after President Trump confirmed Iran violated its cease-fire deal with the U.S. by attacking a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, some analysts believe prices have fallen too far, too fast.
FIFA World Cup prize money: What USMNT players stand to earn as America enters the knockout stage
The U.S. men’s national soccer team has advanced to the Round of 32 — increasing their prize payout.
Insurers shifted roof replacement costs onto homeowners thanks to a new federal rule — just in time for hail and hurricane season
Those who find extensive damage to their roofs might be stuck between two options: File an insurance claim, which could trigger a premium increase, or cough up the cash for the necessary repairs or replacement.