The economy grew by 0.8% in the quarter, a pace that was well above the 0.4% expansion forecast by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, curbing expectations that the central bank will lower interest rates ...

The operations of U.S. businesses account for a big share of Irish economic output, employment and tax revenue. While they have used Ireland as a low-tax base from which to export to the rest of ...

A brief recap: Reverse mortgages are loans available to people over the age of 62. The lender essentially pays you money and uses your house as collateral. The income is not taxable, and it won't ...

Drew Hirschman, a 24-year-old New York sports bettor who recently graduated from Binghamton University, was on the verge of turning $13 into $270,761.40 on a multisport parlay bet before ultimately ...

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In an updated forecast, Fed officials now expect inflation, as measured by the core personal-consumption expenditures (PCE) index, to jump to 3.1% by the end of the year, up from a rate of 2.5% in ...

The contract adds $986.8 million for additional component development, class lead yard support and submarine industrial base supplier development enhancements. The work is to support Columbia-class ...

Utilities were among the leading sectors in 2024, and are gaining ground in 2025, as traders wary of uncertainty seek out the defensive sector. A rebound in Treasury yields could jeopardize that ...

Communications-services companies were flat amid concerns about the potential of a U.S. strike on Iran. Oil futures are already trading above $75 a barrel, and a continued spike could weigh on ...

The President and his Veep continue to insist that the Fed chair is pursuing a disastrous course by keeping short-term rates at 4.25% to 4.5%, which Powell and the Fed did again Wednesday. But if they ...

Shares of technology companies were flat, as concerns about tariff inflation and rising oil prices offset a boom in tech infrastructure spending.

The Fed reiterated its March forecast of two interest rate cuts this year, and continued to anticipate an up-tick in inflation related to higher tariffs. The central bank also reduced its predicted ...