The 10-year Treasury yield briefly fell to its lowest intraday level since April on Friday, as traders assessed the potential for a deeper push below 4% on any further fallout from bad loans in the banking industry.

Also: A credit hiccup for banks, decision time for Medicare recipients, Bitcoin’s drop, and a “dumb” stock market.

Bull markets typically end when investors believe prices can only go up.

Wall Street and everyday investors want answers on Optimus, robotaxis and new EVs ahead of third-quarter earnings.

After years of changes to repayment options, borrowers are struggling to stay on top of their loans.

Where should job searchers look for the greatest chance of employment? Big states like California and Texas naturally have the most open jobs, but some smaller states might offer the best opportunities.

The memory-chip maker reportedly hasn’t recovered from a Chinese government ban on part of its chip business in 2023.

It’s a hard decision to quit a job to take care of a loved one, but paying for care can get expensive.

The company has laid out an aggressive new forecast, with a path to nearly quadrupling revenue by fiscal 2030 and a backlog that has already crossed the $500 billion mark.

Buy 30-year Treasurys and gold, the best choices in an asset allocation landscape that’s offering few good options right now, says Bank of America.

“He plans to leave me a life estate in the condo and the ability to receive rent from his properties.”

Charlie Garcia responds to readers about why younger Americans choosing real-world activities is the real deal.

Fifth Third’s provision for credit losses rises but were less than analyst expectations.

American Express beat earnings expectations and raised its outlook, amid strong demand for its higher-priced premium Platinum card.

China leads the world when it comes to the production and processing of rare earths. That may be a key weapon in its trade battle with the U.S. — and its move to expand export restrictions on those elements shows that China knows it.

A rush by fund managers to boost portfolios will help take the S&P 500 to 7,000, says Tom Lee

“I am not comfortable putting too much cash in stocks, especially given I have two young kids.”

Barstool Sports president Dave Portnoy has reportedly purchased a new “sanctuary” in the Florida Keys for a staggering price.

Struggling to find their way amid an ongoing economic-data blackout and renewed trade war tensions between the U.S. and China, investors already had enough to worry about this week. Then a regional lender piled on one more thing.

The record amount of cash in money-market funds isn’t about to flood into riskier assets in the stock and bond markets — despite the Federal Reserve recently resuming its interest-rate-cutting cycle, according to research from J.P. Morgan

The tech giant raised its long-term financial targets and projected strong cloud margins, reassuring investors that its massive AI spending spree is on a path to profitability

The record price of gold is the “topic du jour” among the finance elite.

The Fed plans to end its quantitative-tightening program — but stocks do better under those conditions.

The U.S. government ran a slightly smaller budget shortfall in the most recent year thanks to higher tariff revenue — but the national debt still rose to another record high, and shows no sign of slowing.

After years of fighting scams and fraud, the music-streaming company announced it is joining forces with three major music labels to develop AI products that can help artists.