Belatedly, the stock market woke up. What many thought might have been the natural reaction to the Federal Reserve's sharp ...

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Falling rates have Wall Street recommending bonds again. But for investors looking to buy debt securities, the options can be bewildering: Treasurys, company bonds or municipal debt? Individual bonds ...

It appears the Nasdaq is taking note of the Texas Stock Exchange as it appoints a senior leader to focus on the region. The exchange, based in New York, has named Rachel Racz, a Texas native and oil ...

Is the debate over the Federal Reserve’s next move settled or not? On Wednesday, the answer appeared clear. August’s 2.5% annual rise in the consumer-price index seemed mild enough to justify a ...

Vice President Kamala Harris finally addressed crypto for the first time Sunday. The Democratic presidential nominee said she would "encourage innovative technologies like AI and digital assets while ...

Micron Technology stock jumped after the memory-chip maker cited AI demand in posting better-than-expected quarterly results and issuing guidance ahead of Wall Street expectations. The stock was up ...

Lettie Teague has been The Wall Street Journal’s wine columnist for 14 years, covering the world of wine from Argentina to Washington state and all the wine countries, regions and winemakers in ...

Paul J. Davies was a Senior Markets Reporter for The Wall Street Journal in London.

But on Thursday the Wall Street Journal’s Nick Timiraos reported that Fed officials are still “confronting questions” over how big a cut to make. “The case for starting with a larger cut centers on ...