Author: Elisabeth Buchwald, USA TODAY

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.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade on Friday, prompting more companies to announce new policies to cover travel costs to get an abortion.

Stocks closed higher after the Fed’s rate decision. The Fed raised rates by 75 basis points. Investors continue to worry about a recession unfolding.

Phoenix home prices have been rising as more people from California move to the city to work remotely. But many residents are getting priced out

Stock splits allow investors to buy shares of a company like Amazon or Google at a lower price. But should you buy a stock before or after it splits?

Why are stocks down today? May’s better-than-expected jobs report could pave the way for the Fed to continue raising rates. But recession fears loom