George Clooney isn’t mincing words about President Donald Trump. In a new interview with Broadway legend Patti LuPone for Variety’s "Actors on Actors: Broadway" series, the Oscar-winning actor ...

Origins: The saying "Sell in May and Go Away" has its roots in London, where it was originally phrased as "Sell in May and go away, come back on St. Leger's Day." The St. Leger is a renowned horse ...

Donna Kelce had some advice for high school kids who are deciding where to go to college. Kelce, mother to Jason and Travis Kelce, who both went to the University of Cincinnati, said kids should ...

Investors who are exhausted by Wall Street’s recent volatility might find comfort in the old adage that you should “sell in May and go away.” As the name suggests, it essentially recommends ...

The old advice "sell in May and go away" might actually lead to worse returns for investors in the long run. History suggests it's probably a better idea to buy stocks this month instead.

It's the seasonal adage investors love to debate: "Sell in May, go away." But in a market currently driven by policy headlines, many strategists say this year's climate doesn't fit the usual patterns.

However, there are actually many reasons for this warning light to go off, including problems with the engine itself or the emission ... engine light can indeed go away on its own.

Joe Biden’s return to the spotlight this week is igniting anger among Democrats who wish the former president would ride off into retirement and stay there. In a wide-ranging interview on “The ...

Seeing that you're chipping away at your balances can give you the motivation to instill good financial habits and get to the finish line.

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“Oh, God. Go away, Draymond,” ESPN’s Tim MacMahon said on the ‘Brian Windhorst & Hoopes Collective’ podcast. “Shut up, dude. Do not play victim here. Don’t play the victim her ...