If none of the bonds default, a bond ladder provides a predictable return path as its coupons and principal payments are ...

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Shares of Apple (AAPL) haven't kept pace with the broader market this year, rising just 7% as the S&P 500 SPX has advanced 17%. Within the "Magnificent Seven" grouping of large technology companies, ...

Since the 1950s, real, inflation-adjusted U.S. GDP per person has grown by an average of just 2% per year. Since the internet transformed the economy and made it so much more productive, starting in ...

Verizon Communications logged higher third-quarter profit and revenue, and the company said it is still on course to meet its yearly goals. The telecommunications provider on Wednesday posted a profit ...

Through the end of September, all five hedge funds have doubled in value, led by the 126% advance for its global macro fund, a period in which the Philadelphia gold and silver index XAU climbed 119%.

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Thermo Fisher Scientific agreed to acquire endpoint data solutions provider Clario Holdings from a shareholder group for $8.88 billion in cash.

The Swiss banking giant said Wednesday that net profit for the third quarter was $2.48 billion, up from $1.425 billion in the year-earlier period. The figure beat analysts' expectations of $1.29 ...

While it was originally reported that James, 40, was building one huge estate on the land, planning applications seen by Realtor.com reveal that he has received permission to turn the original ...

Most economists expect the Fed to make a cut of 50 or 75 basis points to the end of January in a data vacuum. And, yes, they are caught between a rock (inflation) and a hard place (the labor market).