WW, known as WeightWatchers, files for bankruptcy and the stock plunges

WW got a brief reprieve from its troubles when it added GLP-1 weight loss treatments to its services, but noted that they are a “medication, not a miracle.”

CrowdStrike lays off 500 in latest example of AI costing people their jobs

According to CrowdStrike’s CEO, the company’s pivot to AI would allow it to “move faster” and “operate more efficiently.”

Hopes that tariff fear has peaked sees this sentiment gauge flip to risk-on

The stock market’s sharp rally after its April swoon has flipped one measure of animal spirits on its head.

Marvell’s stock is falling. Here’s why investors are spooked.

The semiconductor company just postponed its investor day, suggesting to one analyst that “there is not too much good news to share.”

Legendary investor Bill Miller on why the worst is over for stocks, Amazon’s a buy and Tesla isn’t

Famed investor Bill Miller on why he thinks the market has seen its worst, and the stocks he’s betting on now.

As investors await first Fed decision since ‘liberation day’ tariffs, markets hinge on China

On Wednesday, the Fed will conclude its first policy meeting since President Donald Trump rocked markets with his “liberation day” tariffs announcement on April 2.

My second wife says her 2 kids should inherit our estate, but I also have 2 kids. Is that fair?

“I will leave the $1 million inheritance I received from my parents to my biological daughters.”

I have a pension and a 457 plan to roll over. How do I avoid a big tax bill? 

Missing a critical rule could cost you.

My husband and I have $3M and are blessed with 3 children. Are we obliged to give them each $50K for their education?

“Do we have an inherent responsibility to support our children with college and perhaps skimp on early retirement?”

Sweetgreen’s customers are becoming ‘more sensitive’ to prices, analysts caution

Consumers have a range of choices for meals, particularly during the current times of low confidence.