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Friday's top personal finance stories.
Media and marketing experts say the image could be used as a rallying call for both pro-Trump and anti-Trump camps
Trump is seeing a windfall from t-shirts, while Trump NFTs rallied on Friday. Stormy Daniels also says orders for her merch are 'pouring in.'
Tens of thousands of app-based delivery workers stand to receive paid sick leave after a U.S. city became the first in the nation to pass a permanent law.
Small U.S. banks managed to stop hemorrhaging deposits last week, but larger banks saw a bigger outflow of cash in a sign of lingering stress on the financial system.
The defamation lawsuit between Fox and Dominion looks to be moving forward to a trial in April as a Delaware judge rejects all of Fox's motions.
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund on Friday approved a four-year $15.6 billion loan program for Ukraine, part of a broader $115 billion international support package to help the country meet its funding needs in the wake of Russia's invasion.
Investors in stocks are seeing gains in March by looking past stress in the U.S. banking system. This chart shows another reason for worry.
Regardless of what Tesla Inc.'s first-quarter deliveries show in the coming days, analysts say the electric-vehicle maker is seeing strong demand.
Virgin Orbit is on the brink of bankruptcy after last-ditch efforts to secure funding failed.
The stress in the banking sector are likely to reduce consumer spending, New York Fed President John Williams said Friday.
Meet three women who pivoted careers and found success after their own reckonings with ambition.
Big Tech had a big first quarter, with the largest 10 companies growing their value by nearly $2 trillion to start the year.
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
The more money you make, the more likely it is you have a hard time setting work-life boundaries, according to a new study from Pew Research Center.
The I bond interest rate will be reset on May 1. Should you buy now or wait?
The founder-friendly model of venture capital is reaching its end after the end of a long tech boom and the sudden collapse of the industry's favorite bank.
As you approach retirement, new approaches to interior design allow you to age-in-place while also keeping your home marketable for when you decide to move.
After a record increase for 2023, officials predict the next COLA increase could be much less, despite continued inflation.
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MarketWatch's Lukas Alpert, while a media writer at the Wall Street Journal, was among the reporters who broke the story that would become a major political scandal.
David Halls, the "Rust" assistant director who handled the gun that killed Halyna Hutchins in 2021, pleaded no contest to the negligent use of a deadly weapon.
Shares of McDonald's Corp. were on pace to reach an all-time high on Friday, and set to notch their longest winning streak since September 2020.
Inflation has been found to disproportionately affect women — and data is showing that some of the economic progress for American women is already unraveling.
Tesla has issued a voluntary recall on the Semi, a first since the company began deliveries of the heavy-duty electric trucks to customers in December 2022.
Last year, the Trustees expected the Social Security cuts would begin in 2035, but the economy has worsened.
WWE Chairman Vince McMahon locked in a two-year employment agreement as the company seeks potential acquisition bids.
Generac's stock fell after BofA turned bearish, saying the home-generator maker's ambitious 2023 outlook seems 'increasingly out of reach.'
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
U.S. Treasury yields tumbled in March as banking-sector woes roiled markets, with two-year rates potentially seeing their biggest monthly drop since 2008.
The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.
Activist investor Carl Icahn ramped up his proxy fight against Illumina with a blistering statement.
The prices of Donald Trump’s nonfungible tokens rallied after a Manhattan grand jury voted Thursday to indict the former president, marking the first time in U.S. history a former or serving president will face criminal charges.
Commodities decline in the first quarter, with the energy sector leading the way. Prices for natural gas lose more than half of their value and touch their lowest level in more than two years.
FDIC insurance protects depositors’ principal, but Flagstar Bank says 'it’ll be business as usual' for interest-rate yields as well.
Clark and her Iowa teammates will play Aliyah Boston and the No. 1 seeded South Carolina Gamecocks on Friday night in the Final Four.
A Manhattan grand jury voted to indict Trump, marking the first time in history that a former U.S. president will face criminal charges. So what now?
Justice Department and EPA have filed a complaint against Norfolk Southern Corp. for unlawful discharge of pollutants and hazardous substances in the Feb. 3 derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
U.S. regional bank stocks end Q1 with double-digit percentage losses and traded mixed Friday, while banks ease back on Fed borrowing.
You have until April 18 to make 2022 contributions to an IRA. But making a habit out of contributing late could cost you thousands, experts say.
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‘Heat wave’ for pharmacy benefit managers as lawmakers, regulators scrutinize impact on drug prices
A survey of consumer sentiment fell to a four-month low of 62 in March on growing worries about a recession.
The "dash for cash" continues for investors who are looking for safer places to park their money, says Bank of America.
President Joe Biden, traveling Friday to Rolling Fork, Miss., which was devastated by a tornado last week, did not weigh in on his predecessor's indictment.
The most in-demand remote, part-time gigs employers are are hiring for are in writing, editing and design, according to new research from FlexJobs.
The Chicago Business Barometer, also known as the Chicago PMI, inched up 0.2 index points to 43.8 in March. It was the first increase since December.
Nikola's $100 million stock offering got a cool reception on Wall Street, even with a discount.
The Justice Department is alleging Clean Water Act violations in its lawsuit against Norfolk Southern.
Some are already threatening litigation if one of the new rules goes through.
End of the month and the first quarter on Wall Street.
Rules around the sources of EV battery minerals and components will come into effect next month.
Consumer spending rose by a scant 0.2% in February, a big slowdown from prior month that suggests households may have gotten more cautious.
TikTok and ByteDance have been on a lobbying spending spree on Capitol Hill. Many of those efforts have fallen on deaf ears.
The cost of U.S. goods and services rose by a milder 0.3% in February, perhaps a sign the Fed's fight against high inflation is starting to show more progress.
Gold prices traded marginally higher on Friday to cap off a quarter that saw prices for the yellow metal climb by roughly 9%, according to FactSet data.
Investors have been moving money back into technology stocks and other sectors, while leaning away from financials.
These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.
Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment slumps and Nikola's stock sinks
Oil prices saw modest gains on Friday, capping off a nearly two-week-long advance that has helped to ameliorate bruising losses for the month and quarter during the last session of March.
Lyft Inc. is shaking up its leadership, and it's also shaking up the way it pays its top executive.
Bank sector stress makes a stagflationary debt crisis more likely and severe, writes Nouriel Roubini.
Noel Quinn, CEO of British banking giant HSBC, has been accused of pressuring bank staff to hand £40 million ($49 million) to his friend’s real estate company where his daughter worked, court filings allege.
Despite a banking crisis and heightened geopolitical tensions, the Nasdaq Composite is up nearly 15% in the first quarter.
The visit by Elon Musk is expected to take place as soon as April, but depends on the availability of that official.
Don't blame the teachers. Blame the people who were supposed to be running these pension plans.
Bond yields were steady on Friday ahead of the release of key data on inflation.
Airlines will lose money in the first quarter, but from there, profits are set to zoom higher, Deutsche Bank said in a note upgrading three European carriers to buy on Friday.
U.S. stock futures paused on Friday after two days of strong gains as traders awaited the latest data on inflation.
The consumer price index--which measures what consumers pay for goods and services--increased 6.9% in March on year, easing from an 8.5% rise in February, preliminary data from the European Union's statistics agency Eurostat showed
When it comes to travel rewards, saving a million miles might sound impressive, but it’s generally a poor financial decision.
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German pharmaceutical and laboratory equipment supplier Sartorius AG company announced its acquisition of Polyplus for about 2.4 billion euros ($2.62 billion).
Retail sales declined 1.3% on month in February in real terms, after a revised 0.1% increase in January, German statistics office Destatis said Friday.
The official manufacturing purchasing managers' index declined to 51.9 in March from 52.6 in February, said the National Bureau of Statistics on Friday.
Gross domestic product grew 0.1% from October to December compared with the previous three-month period, in comparison with the stagnation previously estimated in February, according to data from the Office for National Statistics released Friday.
UMG posted a net profit of 782 million euros ($852.7 million) in 2022, down 12% from 2021, the company said earlier this month.
'We're not seeing a freak-out situation,' said J.D. Power's senior director of banking about changes in consumers' banking habits.
Nikola Inc. shares closed at an all-time low Thursday, and the maker of electric and fuel-cell big-rigs expects to sell stock at a 20% discount to that price.
Netflix Inc. is cutting ties with two longtime creative executives amid a restructuring that will result in the streaming service making fewer movies each year, according to reports late Thursday.
Former President Donald Trump called the indictment ‘political prosecution.' Meanwhile, Stormy Daniels' lawyer said that the situation is ‘no cause for joy’
Investors on the prowl for yield in cash-like investments put another $66 billion into money-market funds this week, bringing total assets to a record $5.2 trillion, according to the Investment Company Institute.
Indictment, conviction or both -- let alone a prison sentence -- would significantly compromise a president’s ability to function in office.
Virgin Orbit Holdings Inc. plans to cease operations, according to a CNBC report Thursday afternoon.
New York prosecutors say Trump broke the law for his role in a hush money payment to the porn star to bury her story claiming they had an affair.
Trump is the first former U.S. president to be charged criminally. It comes as he seeks the 2024 GOP presidential nomination and faces other criminal probes.
Shares of Rumble Inc. rocketed higher after the right-wing social-media platform reported fourth-quarter results that were better than Wall Street expected.
Just in time for Earth Month, a cardboard bottle with a 'carbon footprint up to six times lower than a glass bottle.'
Virgin Orbit CEO Dan Hart gave employees an update in an all-hands meeting on Thursday, according to audio obtained by CNBC.
Banks reduced overall borrowing from the Federal Reserve for the second straight week in the aftermath of the failure of Silicon Valley Bank.
Consider hiring a financial adviser who belongs to a different political party from yours, writes Mark Hulbert.
Ford Motor Co. has withdrawn a petition to deploy a vehicle equipped with advanced driverless features.
Thursday's top personal finance stories.
The S&P 500 chart won’t turn bullish unless the index can break out over at least 4200 and probably 4300, writes Lawrence McMillan.
A new study found that the number of children and adults taking medication for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder soared during the pandemic.
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Exchange-traded funds with exposure to commercial real estate have slid this month, with the recent stress in the banking sector exacerbating concerns over the property market.
After Tesla Inc. acquired Solar City in 2016 for $2.6 billion, Elon Musk had high hopes for its solar-shingle technology: Produce and install 1,000 of them weekly within a few years.
DraftKings disclosed that CEO Jason Robins raised $5.3 million from the sale of stock.