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Credit Card Stocks Sink After Trump Proposes 10% Cap On Fees: 'Yikes'
Shares in major credit card lenders tumbled in early trading Monday after President Trump proposed a 10% cap on the fees these cards charge customers.
Bond Traders’ Big Bet For 2026 Vindicated By Soft US Job Growth
Bond investors’ overarching wager on the path of the Federal Reserve and the Treasuries market in 2026 looks like it has room to run.
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Treasury, SBA cave to demands for bailout transparency
The Trump administration sparked controversy last week when it said it would not reveal the names of companies that received loans.
The ‘Fed story’ will win out over second wave and election fears, UBS says. It’s time for investors to get off the sidelines
Investors are once again grappling with myriad factors, hopes and fears, but U.S. stocks look set to open higher on Monday.
20-Year-Old Robinhood Customer Dies By Suicide After Seeing A $730,000 Negative Balance
Robinhood’s founders have since responded to Kearns’ death by suicide, pledging major changes to their platform—especially around options trading.
Households Lost $6.5 Trillion In March, But The Decline In Average Americans’ Wealth Has Only Begun
All of this loss came from a sharp drop in stock prices and happened before average Americans saw unemployment soar.