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It could soon get easier for more investors to hold stakes in Pershing Square. Bill Ackman's hedge fund on Tuesday filed for an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. The IPO will use ...

The national average gas price has risen nearly 20% since the Iran war began, an increase that experts say threatens to aggravate inflation but won't keep Americans off the road.

Oil prices continue to rise as the Iran conflict escalates, pushing the national gas average above $3.50 per gallon. But prices still vary widely. See how your state compares.

The iPhone maker is seen leaning into more premium products next, according to a Bloomberg report. Apple's latest product strategy isn't about cutting-edge technology. It's about being more—and ...

The Department of Education says it plans to move all borrowers still enrolled in the Saving for a Valuable Education to a new repayment plan.

The U.S. economy could fall into a recession if the price of oil reaches $130 a barrel and stays there, economists at Wells Fargo Securities said Tuesday. The price of oil has whi ...

Vertex Pharmaceuticals shares surged Tuesday after the company posted promising results from a clinical trial of a drug to treat kidney disease.

All around the country, companies are bringing on extra help to deal with the new complexities of tariffs and trade regulations.

A new Anthropic study ranks the jobs most at risk from AI automation. Here are the jobs at the top of the list, plus the study's takeaway on whether an AI-related unemployment wave is coming.

Although most college majors start with lower wages than the national median, college graduates generally end up earning more than their counterparts without degrees. Seven college majors see little ...

Strategy's preferred issues—hybrid securities that have both stock- and bond-like features—may appeal to both Wall Street and Main Street investors wary of whipsawing stock markets.