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My girlfriend, a widow in her 40s, pays off her credit card after every transaction. Is that weird?

QUENTIN FOTTRELL

“I saw her transfer $150 after we were done shopping.”

10 stocks that let you invest like Nvidia in the next hot AI trade

CHRISTINE JI,PHILIP VAN DOORN

Here’s why Lumentum, Credo and eight other stocks are at the center of this ‘least understood’ part of the AI boom.

‘I fear a significant decline in the S&P 500’: Do I sell my tech stocks before it’s too late?

QUENTIN FOTTRELL

Analysts are closely watching Trump’s tariff negotiations, the labor market, the Fed and inflation, but they are stymied by delayed economic data.

Impactive Capital sees a structural shift creating upside for this wastewater company

Impactive Capital recently took a stake in Advanced Drainage Systems and sees earnings growth ahead that is under appreciated.

While AI spending is top of mind, online ads are driving a lot of Big Tech's growth

Meta, Amazon, Alphabet and Microsoft reported quarterly earnings that showed rising digital ad sales and increased AI infrastructure spending.

'Trump effect' raises hopes for cannabis rally as investors bet on federal reforms, softer marijuana stance

Cannabis stocks could rally on hopes for new hemp regulations and Trump's possible softer stance on marijuana, fueling investor optimism across the industry.

Berkshire's operating earnings jump 34%, Buffett buys back no stock and raises cash hoard to $381 billion

Berkshire's operating profit generated from the conglomerate's wholly owned businesses including insurance and railroads jumped 34% in the third quarter.

Layoffs are mounting, making it a ‘challenging time to be unemployed,’ expert says. Here are 4 money moves to make

Amazon, UPS, General Motors, Paramount and other big companies have recently announced layoffs. Here are key financial steps to take after a job loss.

Couple earns $28,000 a month but constantly fights about money: 'Everything for me is a fire'

Edward and Ellen are quite well-off, earning $336,000 a year. But they struggle to see eye-to-eye on everyday financial decisions.

No jobs report again. But these numbers show how the U.S. economy is doing.

JEFFRY BARTASH

Investors are set to miss out on the second U.S. jobs report in a row due to the government shutdown, but there’s enough scattered evidence to suggest the economy is hanging in there.

I'm a Japanese nutritionist and I'm 'obsessed' with fruit—I eat these 5 for longevity and brain health

Michiko Tomioka is a nutritionist from Japan, home to some of the world's longest-living people. She shares the five fruits she eats every day to support gut and brain health, immunity, and overall well-being.

This stock-market rally isn’t letting up. Could it be making investors too greedy ahead of year-end?

ISABEL WANG

Stocks just logged their best midyear stretch since 1950. Is it time to take some profits?

America's food trucks are nearing $3 billion business, but the road to success is getting rougher

Food trucks keep growing across U.S. while owners face higher costs, tighter margins and challenge of building successful business keeping meals affordable.

Real progress against dementia is finally coming

BRETT ARENDS

There are glimmers of hope — from nanotechnology and brain games, to diet and exercise.

A financial firm gave me the wrong advice about my inherited IRA. Should I get a lawyer?

ALESSANDRA MALITO

“I made a choice based on the information given.”