Economy

The U.S. states where you can retire at 65 with less than $1 million in savings

In many states in the South and Midwest, lower housing costs make it possible to retire with $1 million or less.

Trump accounts get supercharged by employer matches

A growing number of large employers have announced that they will match contributions to Trump accounts for their employees.

Auto executives are hoping for the best and planning for the worst in 2026

Automakers are entering a new phase of uncertainty as they deal with affordability issues and slowing consumer demand.

JPMorgan's top short ideas for 2026

As the first quarter kicks off, JPMorgan is bearish on names such as Bumble and Fortinet.

Earnings playbook: Apple and Caterpillar lead a big week of reports

The fourth-quarter corporate earnings season intensifies this week, with megacap technology stocks and industrial giants all set to report.

Airbus CEO warns of new risks after 'significant' trade damage

CEO Guillaume Faury says 'the beginning of 2026 is marked by an unprecedented number of crises and by unsettling geopolitical developments.'

Trump administration to take 10% stake in USA Rare Earth in $1.6 billion deal, sources say

The miner has brought in Cantor Fitzgerald, chaired by Brandon Lutnick, son of Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, to help with fundraising.

Mayhem: Store Shelves Empty Nationwide As Americans Panic-Buy Ahead of Massive Winter Storm

Images flooding social media show empty shelves at grocery stores across US in anticipation of extreme cold snap.

Meet The Man Who Bought $1 Billion In Physical Silver Before The Rally

"The whole world right now is a sophisticated game of musical chairs; the chairs are precious metals."

Buy low, sell high: How we navigated the wild week on Wall Street

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq had their worst sessions since October following President Trump's threats of Greenland-related tariffs.

Here’s how Europe can file for divorce from Donald Trump

Amid the tumult of the WEF in Davos this week, some investors are leading the way by ditching US government bonds

Pursuing early retirement led this financial coach to marriage counseling—here's how he changed his strategy

Andy Hill encourages couples to define a shared set of dreams and work backward rather than charging toward a savings goal.