Economists and strategists across Wall Street have dialed back their expectations for US interest-rate cuts next year based on this week’s presidential election of Donald Trump and comments by Federal ...

The new BofA rule doesn’t apply to sexual harassment and assault claims, which employees can still bring to court. The US has banned mandatory arbitration for those types of claims, as well as ...

Fortunately, there’s a clear way for him to mitigate that damage and start his term on the right foot with bond markets: He should declare his full faith in Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, whose ...

BlackRock Inc.’s iShares Bitcoin Trust accounted for about 81% of Thursday’s deluge, which came a day after the ETF’s trading volume jumped to an all-time peak, according to data compiled by Bloomberg ...

Invesco Advisors has been fined $17.5 million for misleading investors about the level of ESG assets in its exchange-traded funds, the Securities and Exchange Commission announced.

President-Elect Donald Trump will be empowered by Republican gains on Capitol Hill to pull back portions of the Democrats’ signature climate law he calls “the green new scam,” which devoted hundreds ...

Treasuries are poised for their best week since early September after a volatile five days of trading dominated by Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election. US bonds rallied again on Friday ...

Congressional Republicans are working overtime to deliver major legislative gains during President-elect Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office, including a major tax bill that may index capital ...

Tuesday’s federal election places a Republican in the White House and shifts control of the Senate to the Republican party. Though results aren’t in yet, the Republicans could also retain control of ...

After an initial stampede into “Trump Trades,” investors in some asset classes are tapering their enthusiasm as they question whether Donald Trump will push through his ambitious tariff proposals as ...

The cryptocurrency industry spent about $135 million in the 2024 election cycle to back more than 50 candidates, including Democrats and Republicans, incumbents and challengers, shoo-ins and longshots ...

Sean Kane of Philadelphia also impersonated clients to access their accounts and conduct transactions, the agency said.