Amid a strong quarter of earnings results, Morningstar analysts have been bumping up their fair value estimates for a wide ...

Applied Materials’ AMAT fiscal third-quarter results met management guidance, but management expects a decline next quarter.

Data on spending habits provide a glimpse of how young folks' mindset toward dating has shifted. About half of men (53%) and women (54%) ages 18 to 28 are spending $0 a month on dating, a recent Bank ...

With $1.703 trillion in AUM at the end of July 2025, T. Rowe Price is one of the larger US-based asset managers. Retirement accounts and variable-annuity portfolios, which are stickier than retail ...

Fresh worries about inflation soured Americans on the economy in early August, underscoring lingering anxiety about the highest U.S. tariffs in decades and a further rise in unemployment.

The admission is a sign of how changes to automotive policy under the Trump administration are starting to hurt the electric-vehicle industry. Lyft's co-founders Logan Green and John Zimmer are ...

The Older Americans Act, which helped provide nutritional support, in-home assistance, transportation, legal aid and caregiver support, has yet to be re-funded. Meanwhile, the Administration for ...

Private assets encompass a range of investments that do not trade on a public exchange. Examples include hedge funds, private equity, private credit and infrastructure. The case for private assets is ...

This seems to be a strategic priority for Trump, since Intel is essentially the last major U.S. leading-edge chip manufacturer to produce semiconductors itself, with rivals outsourcing to Taiwan ...

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Mizuho's Siti Panigrahi wrote Friday that Oracle's (ORCL) momentum in artificial intelligence puts the company on a path to a $1 trillion valuation. Growth is picking up, and Panigrahi expects the ...

Too many families treat wealth disclosure like a surprise party: grand reveal, stunned heirs - then silence. Thiegs argues for the opposite: start early, keep it simple and maintain transparency. -- ...