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The retail giant filed a major lawsuit against its former credit card co-branding partner.

Here's a rundown of three financial companies that just reported their third-quarter earnings.

Here's how to put the impressive wage growth figures in the right context.

The IRA contribution limit is rising for the first time since 2013. Here's what you need to know.

You hear about them in the business press often, but how do their actions move markets?

KFC and Taco Bell served up tasty numbers, while Pizza Hut couldn’t even manage to stay flat. Meanwhile, it’s not so easy to gain in the better-burger game.

The packaged food giant’s sales missed, and shares fell to a 52-week low.

It wasn’t just the revenue beat, or that it’s losing less money.

Berkshire isn't known for its tech investments, but that could be starting to change.

The tech titan is revamping its financial reporting while guiding to a mediocre December quarter.

The dominant paid-music streamer wants to be hiring more.

Fitibt has spent the past year ramping up its smartwatch business, and it’s now starting to pay off.

A listener has been investing in the video streamer for a while, but thanks to its huge gains, it now accounts for around half his portfolio. Whatever should he do?

An incredibly successful one, it turns out. Because it all depends on how you measure, and this media disruptor has some high standards.

When you’re young, married, and trying to follow all the personal-finance guidelines, it can seem overwhelming.

The Oracle of Omaha’s investing genius is part of what makes his company great. But it’s only part.

Popular answers range from 50% to zero.

And what would happen to the value of tech stocks if it did?

The traditional view of bonds as safe places to stash money you'll soon need to access doesn't square with the current rising-interest-rate environment.

And how do fundamentals like inflation and interest rates factor into the investment value equation?