Here's how to add international exposure to your portfolio as inflation fears and tariff volatility rock the US market.

Trump can ask for any number of concessions that other governments will gladly grant to escape from the burden of tariffs.

Trump defended the tariffs in remarks late Tuesday and did not rule out higher tariffs in the future. On Tuesday, ...

President Donald Trump ‘s threat Tuesday to double his planned tariffs on steel and aluminum from 25% to 50% for Canada led ...

The duties have roiled financial markets and could sharply slow the economy, with some analysts raising the odds of a ...

Generation X, a cohort that never got quite as much attention as its baby-boomer elders or its millennial younger siblings, ...

Economists define a recession as a prolonged and deep contraction of economic growth, typically, at least two consecutive ...

The energy sector began its correction around inauguration day, ahead of other sectors, a potential sign of an impending ...

The only relevant question is not “how can the government do this?” It is “how can we who oppose this fascist regime?

JPMorgan reiterated its year-end S&P 500 target but said it might take a bit longer to reach. Citigroup kept its target but said U.S. stocks are no longer a buy. The Goldman Sachs team just said ...

Newsweek's average of the 10 most recent polls found that Trump has both an approval and disapproval rating of 48 percent.