For The Better

You might think the best S&P 500 exchange-traded fund to buy would be one that exactly tracks the index, but that may not be the right answer today.

Nvidia pulled back despite exceeding previous elevated expectations.

These dividend funds can put more cash in your pocket.

Social Security spousal benefits can be a great tool for couples, especially when one spouse has a limited or nonexistent work history.

A drugmaker and a telecom business have what it takes to safely boost your passive income stream.

The future doesn’t seem too bright for Intel, as it is failing to cut its teeth in key markets.

Investors can look at companies whose products they probably use every day.

The company’s high R&D expenses could suggest it has something lucrative on the horizon.

This could be just the start of a big change in how investors allocate their capital.

Recent developments point to a lucrative opportunity for investors in these stocks.

Chip stocks like Nvidia are soaking up most of the value created by artificial intelligence (AI) right now, but software stocks could present an even greater opportunity.

The company has appointed a Morgan Stanley veteran to oversee its upcoming leadership transition.

Investing in equal parts of these five stocks produces an average dividend yield of 3%.

Will higher numbers lead to a recovery in the stock price?

Little things can turn into big things given enough time.

Are investors overreacting to the news of the CEO’s departure, or was a correction in the stock price warranted given its high valuation?

These top chip stocks will help investors cash in on the insatiable demand for AI technology.

The company’s custom-designed servers are a staple for artificial intelligence (AI) processing, but is the stock a buy before Sept. 30?

Maxing out your 401(k) may seem like a good way to save for retirement, but it actually has some pretty big downsides and probably isn’t the right move.

Your retirement game plan may depend on where you are in your career.