Perhaps the best way to avoid medical debt is also one of the most time-consuming: Scrutinize every medical bill. As many as 80% of medical bills contain errors. Roughly half of all denied claims are ...

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How much? Trump, in a post on Truth Social, said the U.S. is "getting a total of 55% tariffs." A White House official told MarketWatch that there are no new tariffs at the moment, and that the number ...

Researchers are tracking the impact of tariffs on consumer prices in real time - and even as trade policy is seemingly continuously tweaked, prices are mostly heading higher.

That has pushed the Goldman Sachs's own measure of U.S. financial conditions index to near the lows of the year, said Callahan. That gauge moving lower means easing financial conditions, for example, ...

Inflation still not showing tariff-related increase, CPI shows. Fed expected to stay on hold. Consumer price index rises a scant 0.1% in May Story developing. Stay tuned for updates here.

After two days of talks in London, the U.S. and China late Tuesday agreed on what they called a framework to get a May trade ...

Nvidia's push in Europe comes after deals in the Gulf states, and amid the potential loss of business in China. In May, Nvidia said it is deploying 18,000 chips with Saudi Arabian AI firm Humain over ...

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I'm living with an 83-year-old man and we decided to put my name on his bank account in case he is hospitalized or dies and someone needs to pay bills. He has no close family. I don't want to place ...

This dysfunction hits home. Higher U.S. deficits push interest rates higher. Rising rates hammer equities and housing. The bond market recoils from uncertainty. And Congress acts like the yield curve ...