Author: Elisabeth Buchwald, USA TODAY

In this bear market 401(k)’s are looking less cheerful. I’m oddly comforted by the fact that a portfolio I started at 12 is outperforming my 401(k)

Mike Wilson of Morgan Stanley says the S&P trough will be around 3,400 if a recession is avoided. What does a trough mean for the economy and stocks?

Is the U.S. in a recession right now? It’s hard to tell by looking at Americans’ bank accounts. JPM, Citi and Wells Fargo tout consumer strength on earnings calls

JPM stock slid after the bank reported a sharp drop in earnings. The Dow and S&P 500 closed down on fears Fed doing a 100 basis point rate hike

CPI breakdown: Some of the largest price increases in June were gas, butter and margarine. Overall inflation hit a new 40-year high of 9.1%

A growing list of companies are covering travel to get an abortion. But are bans on interstate travel coming after Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade ruling?

The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq erase early losses to end slightly higher, but investors remain nervous a recession is on its way.

The bond market closed early on July 1 ahead of July 4th weekend. Stocks had a rough second quarter driven by inflation and recession fears.

EY agreed to pay $100 million to settle an SEC probe which found that some auditors cheated on the ethics section of their CPA exam

“I’m really pinching my pockets and I’m going, ‘crap, crap, crap – I haven’t paid my water bill in two months,” said a bartender whose tips are down.