The classic portfolio of 60% stocks and 40% bonds may no longer provide the same level of returns that it delivered previously, but it may still be right for some investors. Here’s why.

“Factor investing,” which has grown in popularity over the past two decades, can offer compelling opportunities for long-term investors.

Many pundits are bullish on stocks, but there’s evidence that investors need to prepare for a less rosy scenario.

With the Fed signaling low interest rates for the foreseeable future, pension funds weigh bigger bets on equities.

Car sales have been slowing after their pandemic-fueled boom and have left used-car retailers like Carvana reeling.

Aging populations and the lower cost of technology are propelling companies to invest more in productivity-boosting automation. What could this mean for your portfolio?