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U.S. stock-market futures fell late Sunday, after a volatile week on Wall Street that saw the Nasdaq fall into correction territory.

A private gauge of China’s services sector signaled that activity expanded at a faster pace in July compared with a month ago, in contrast with the trend seen in official data.

A new proposal in Congress would allow older Medicare recipients to receive emergency medical services at home rather than having to be transported to a hospital for care, which could help them avert potential health and financial consequences resulting from a hospital visit.

A future where machines organize, decide and execute all economic activities is no future at all.

The Fed should cut rates by 0.5% before the Jackson Hole meeting in late August, says Investment manager Louis Navellier.

The coming central-bank pivot won’t usher in a mere solo rate cut but a rate-cutting campaign.

Changes to Social Security’s online services could be an opportunity for criminals — protect your account

The privately held brand has become a lunchtime staple in America, thanks to its reputation for quality and what some call a “ruthless” approach to dealing with the competition.

South Korea’s exports grew for a 10th straight month in July on brisk demand for semiconductors and other goods overseas, notching the fastest pace of growth in six months.

Recent data from Meta indicated that over 40 million U.S. and Canadian young adults are daily active users, the highest in three years.