Suzanne O'Halloran

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut interest rates as soon as September, but those carrying credit card debt, hoping for some relief, are likely to be out of luck.

Government spending and immigration reform need to be addressed in the first year for whoever wins the White House in November, as both are key to the stability of the U.S. economy.

A fresh read on the job market showed that the U.S. employment situation remains solid, giving investors the greenlight to shake off recession fears.

Online brokerage firms, mutual fund and ETF customers had troubled executing orders as U.S. stocks tumbled in tandem with global equities from Japan to Europe on Monday.

Intel CEO says he misjudged the boom that has created a windfall for chipmakers such as Nvidia, that are leading the AI race for next generation technology.

U.S. stocks tumbled as recession fears spooked investors following a series of weak economic reports this week, including the July jobs report released Friday.

U.S. manufacturers have a wish list for whoever wins the White House in 2024, and it focuses on three simple actions that they believe can keep the sector and the economy growing.

Investors are shifting their love from the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite into small caps and the Dow 30 as the election picks up steam and the Federal Reserve moves closer to cutting interest rates.

The U.S. stock market has been on a roll this year, despite no change in interest rates, but some suggest the momentum is being fueled by Trump and his chances to retake the White House in November.