Consumer debt is on the rise, with mortgage balances, student loans, auto loans and credit card balances up across the board.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF is hovering around an all-time high at the time of this writing -- up 8.5% year to date and a ...

In another scenario, say you'd waited until mid-2024 to buy. This ETF had fully recovered from the 2022 bear market by then, ...

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high Wednesday, breaking the previous milestone from July—and an Ethereum record may not be far ...

Supply constraints and high demand have driven up beef prices. Experts warn that it could take years to rein prices back in.

Trump’s pro-crypto policies, corporate stockpiling and a stock-market rebound helped fuel the latest rally.

Shares of India's Muthoot Finance jumped as much as 11.5% to hit an all-time high on Thursday after robust loan growth ...

Analysts anticipate the Fed to cut rates in September but wholesale prices rose much more than expected in July.

There are still compelling reasons to stay in the market, even at all-time highs. Here’s why — and how you can do it.

Since 1970, in the 12 months following a new all-time high, the S&P 500 has produced an average return of 9.4%. In the following 24 months, it returned 20.2% on average.

"There is not much relief in sight as long as supplies are tight and consumers keep buying," one expert told Newsweek.