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Pain at the pump is pushing cost-conscious drivers away from traditional gas-powered cars toward electric vehicles.
The failure of a key momentum indicator to match the price highs suggests buyers may have run out of steam.
Slowing margin-debt growth could signal growing risks for stocks.
Boeing will come up short on 737 Max deliveries, casting doubt on its turnaround plans.
What former CFTC Chairman Chris Giancarlo tells his own children about buying their first crypto coin.
JetBlue’s stock rises more than 20% as a new profit target helps calm fears about the airline’s viability.
By filing IPO paperwork on Monday, Anthropic can conduct its investor roadshow the week of Nov. 9 and would be eligible to go public as soon as the following week.
Event contract exchanges see a two-in-three chance that Democrats take control of both the House and Senate.
Markets overwhelmingly expect no change in benchmark interest rates following September's increase.
The AI boom shows no sign of easing as Anthropic prepares to go public and businesses gobble up durable goods.
The new I-bond interest rate could be 5.5% or 5.4%, but that shouldn’t change your strategy.
Broadcom’s stock has gone nowhere this year, but an analyst thinks it and other quality chip stocks like Nvidia will soon start trading at higher valuations.
Microsoft is about to pull back the curtain on Azure revenue, giving investors a better understanding of the cloud business.
Before you sell, ask whether a rising or falling stock price actually represents a change in the company’s business prospects
A divided federal government is expected after the midterms, but the size of the congressional majorities could really matter to markets.
Celestica, Cadence Design Systems and Rambus all posted estimate-beating results for the third quarter.
Iran’s supreme leader was quoted as saying it’s time for a deal. There’s a long way to go.
As Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon prepare to report quarterly results, workforce cuts are raising questions about how AI will reshape jobs at the top-tier tech companies.
If you needed any further reasons to be worried about the bubble that has inflated the stock market, look no further.
Historically, the surges in investment and in the profitability it produced have proven unsustainable for U.S. tech companies, says Michel Lerner.
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