There were 37 thunderstorms last year that each cost at least $1 billion, a new report says.
Bonds, stocks and gold have typically suffered losses in the month.
The Invesco Mega QQQ ETF will track the top 45% of companies in the Nasdaq 100 by weight.
Doubts about some AI stocks are taking hold after more than a year of manic buying.
The concern that tech valuations are getting too high has pushed investors into other parts of the market.
Investment pros see a rotation from mega-tech stocks to more mundane sectors as the Fed begins easing.
Even when Democrats controlled both houses of Congress, President Biden's proposals went nowhere.
The country may still be in line for a mild recession, the firm's economist says.
Economic conditions make municipal bonds an attractive investment, Nuveen's Dan Close says.
Investors are locking in higher yields before the Fed's rate cuts begin.
Mastercard plans to expand the use of technologies that rely on fingerprints and face scans.
Naysayers argue that the funds encourage day trading at the risk of fierce underperformance.
Inflation-adjusted consumer spending climbed 0.4%.
The main driver of the trend is slower population growth, a federal report says.
Commodities may be a better bet in an environment of prolonged high inflation, the bank's analysts say.
There's been a "seismic shift" in the older generation's view of crypto, the firm's CEO said.
Investing in the short end of the yield curve isn't as beneficial as it once was, the company says in a new report.
The DOL and IRS should crack down on conflicted advice, the government watchdog said.
The senator called the decline part of a "deliberate deregulatory effort."
It was the first ruling in an effort by JPMorgan to recoup $90 million in bonus agreements from 16 advisors.