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Companies with bigger market caps that are doing the aquiring have historically seen their stock prices drop, research shows.

President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping said they would meet in October. Unresolved for now: the future of tariffs and TikTok’s operations in the U.S.

Shares of the company, which owns the Knicks and the Rangers, might finally be ready to run.

International stocks are beating U.S. ones handily in 2025.

For some, shedding work suddenly is quite a leap. With practice, the transition can go smoothly.

The Fed’s expected rate cuts will squeeze yields on cash while borrowers may get a break on loans. How to make the most of it.

As the Fed eases up, it could pay to own a mix of defensive and cyclical stocks, and non-U. S. bonds.

Dr. Susan Monarez went before the Senate health committee Wednesday. It was her first public appearance since her dismissal in August.

Growing demand for at-home and alternate site medical services are boosting its bottom line.

A diminished supply of workers is helping to stabilize the labor market and keep the unemployment rate in check.

Ordinary investors who worry about missing out on a warming initial public offering market should take a deep breath.

The way independent financial advisories are owned and operated can have important implications for investors. What to know.

Our 10th annual ranking of the top U.S. independent wealth management firms reveals a flood of client assets into the top firms. Of course, bigger doesn’t always mean better.

The ticket reseller is going public in a tough ticket reselling market with a high valuation. Investors should be cautious.

Regulatory restrictions are easing, and financial institutions are hungry for deals. The market reaction, however, hasn’t been completely positive.

For U.S. Big Pharma companies, vaccines have largely been an afterthought. But by 2030, they could be a quarter of Pfizer’s revenue.

Reverse stock splits let small companies dodge delisting, dilute shareholders, and enrich their financial backers through a maneuver that is the opposite of a traditional stock split.

With the Fed likely to cut rates, you may need to protect your bond income. Here are six funds to consider.

The effort falls well short of banning the ads outright, but could dent sales.

Three companies building small nuclear reactors aim to go public via SPACS. What to watch for.

Twilio is set up for sustained growth through further international expansion and a near-term increase in R&D spending.

The company has a wide moat, an undervalued self-storage business, and numerous ways to enhance profit growth.

Foreign stocks have momentum as the dollar weakens. These funds can help you capture the gains.

There are no easy solutions to ease the housing affordability crisis, and some may run counter to President Donald Trump’s other goals.

Entrusting your financial life to AI would be a risky move.