The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed north of 47,000 for the first time on Friday after Wall Street finally got a taste of government data. The blue-chip index rose 472 points, or 1%. The S&P 500 ...

New York City’s subway and bus fares will bump up to $3 on Sunday. It’s a 10-cent increase since the last fare hike in 2023. The MTA for years has found creative ways to avoid increasing the cost of a ...

On a freezing early morning with Iron Mike, the search doesn’t even need a metal detector—this place is a massive WWII-era dump pit where porcelain and glass are literally everywhere. Within minutes, ...

Consumers should be stocking up on essentials, particularly in the home goods category, as those items are expected to see "noticeable" price increases in early 2026, according to Wells Fargo.

Santa Claus and elves visited the NYSE in November. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) The S&P 500 rallied to an all-time high on Wednesday, its first Christmas Eve record since 2013. It was a ...

Crypto market today: SHIB Open Interest jumps nearly 8%; XRP recorded $62.9 million in inflows; Midnight extends rally.. SHIB flashes crucial bullish signal in the derivatives market as traders reveal ...

What To Know: Amazon may be benefiting from reports that Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ: NVDA) is restructuring its cloud team and stepping back from competing directly with major cloud providers. According to ...

Management disclosed that it is well-positioned financially to complete the Regent-Feinbau acquisition and pursue further deals, with minimal debt and about $5.3 million in cash and equivalents, or ...

BERLIN, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Residential ‌real estate prices in ‌Germany rose for the fourth consecutive quarter between July and September and were ‍up 3.3% from the same period last year, data ⁠from ...

This Luger can be traced through an extraordinary chain of service, beginning with an upper assembly built in 1917 for the Imperial German Army, later property-marked by the Weimar Republic and ...

A billion‑euro blow‑up at a German pension fund is sharpening questions about how insurers and retirement plans are using private credit ratings – and should be on the radar of Canadian risk managers.