Abercrombie & Fitch soaring on earnings today. It's our Chart of the Day. The Investment Committee debate the retail sector.

Microsoft 30, Nvidia 31, and Amazon. Of course, the outlier here is Tesla. That's why we didn't put it on the other chart, because it would have skewed the whole thing, because its price earnings ...

A recent Reddit post sparked debate after claiming that most U.S. families with children now earn over $100,000 a year. While ...

These charts show the gap in pay varies widely based on location, race, and several other factors. See more stories on Insider's business page. Equal Pay Day ... children are rewarded. Women's ...

The Children ... A hammer chart pattern is a popular technical indicator that is used in candlestick charting. The hammer appears when a stock tumbles during the day, but then finds strength ...

These five companies are the must-see earnings charts this week ... Shares of Alphabet are trading near all-time highs, up 30% year-to-date. Alphabet is cheaper than peers, with a forward P ...

The widening gap between rich and poor Americans has pushed the chances of children ... income mobility" from one generation to the next by comparing the household income of 30-year-olds to ...

Last week we wrote about a sweeping new study of income inequality, which followed 20 million children in the United ... This first animated chart illustrates one of the study’s main findings ...

The chart above shows the cumulative college degree ... By 1978, women earned the majority of associate’s degrees, and currently earn 61.3% of those degrees, which means that 158 women earn ...

How about children who grow up in very rich families? We’d like you to draw your guess for every income level on the chart below. If you think the chances of enrolling in college (or vocational ...

Almost certainly, these four findings have common origins in that the SAT benefits families who can provide their kids ... first chart shows that SAT scores are highly correlated with income.

(Via: James Pethokoukis at AEI) A few quick updates/concerns about this chart: - Justin Wolfers objects to putting too much weight in individual income inequality. He asserts that the variance ...