The U.S. economy is still expanding, but slower growth, elevated inflation and weak hiring are keeping recession risks alive.

Higher bond yields are cause for caution, not panic. Long-term investors shouldn't shy away from stocks.

In 2008, the stock market collapsed in what would later be known as the Great Recession. 17 years later, those of us who were toddlers at the time are coming of age during a financial crisis of our ...

America's net worth has doubled to $190 trillion in a decade, yet retirement researcher Wes Moss says the wealthiest ...

Today's economic conditions are... unique, to say the least. Although unemployment is low, inflation remains stubbornly high. And recent tariff announcements have many Americans worried about a ...

Seven frugal tips from the 2000s to use today.

Recession fears are ramping up again, and now top economists at Moody's forecast a 49% chance that a U.S. recession will begin in the next 12 months. Analysts at Goldman Sachs are slightly more ...

Many Americans are facing significant economic headwinds. The job market is tight, and prices are stubbornly high, with little relief in sight. For many people, this may remind them of the Great ...

As major stock indexes have gotten off to a rocky start this year, Netflix has been a beacon of strength, handily outpacing the broader market and its mega-cap tech peers. The company has climbed more ...