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Some experts are now expecting a soft landing for the economy rather than a mild recession. Here's how advisors are adjusting portfolios.

The White House wants nearly $40 billion in supplemental funding to boost Ukraine's capabilities, respond to natural disasters and manage the border.

There's a 60% chance this year will have above-normal hurricane activity, according to the agency.

It's still unclear which drugs Medicare will select, but several companies have revealed in court filings that four of their medications are targets.

Tenants are increasingly looking for a "third space" where they can work away from both home and the office but are still close by.

With other household debt on the rise, the restart of student loan payments in less than two months may cause financial hardship for many Americans.

Rents in Manhattan hit a new high in July, as higher interest rates and low supply continued to drive up prices.

Inversago's drugs use a different approach than most treatments in the obesity and diabetes space.

Republican Sen. Tim Scott's campaign got a boost at a ritzy Hamptons fundraiser.

Every year or so the nonprofit Pew Research Center conducts a survey about Americans' views of the country's involvement, priorities and performance in space.

Trump, the clear front-runner for the Republican nomination, has repeatedly signaled he plans to skip the debates.

As Americans increasingly lean on credit to make ends meet, new reports show some signs of potential problems ahead.

Ongoing drought conditions and Panama Canal restrictions due to lower water levels are causing massive shipping congestion at the key trade gateway.

Virgin Galactic flew its second commercial spaceflight Thursday, its first carrying private-paying tourists.

Amazon sells goods from its own brands, in addition to those from third-party sellers and other retailers, on its sprawling e-commerce website.

Walt Nauta, Trump's valet, and Carlos De Oliveira, a property manager at Mar-a-Lago, were expected to enter their pleas in federal court in Florida.

Over the past 15 years, Van Leeuwen has grown from a single ice cream truck to a nationwide chain of scoop shops.

Buffett took control of Berkshire in 1965 — and the conglomerate is now more successful than ever.

The consumer price index rose 3.2% in July from 12 months earlier, slightly less than expected.

CPI rose 3.2% from a year ago in July. The report also marks the first month to-month increase in more than a year.