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U.S. private companies added 174,000 jobs in January after shedding workers in the prior month, according to the ADP National Employment Report released Wednesday.

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. late Tuesday reported fourth-quarter earnings that missed Wall Street expectations despite rising sales.

Technology shares are poised to extend gains on Wall Street on Tuesday, but Dow futures pointed to a struggle for the blue-chip index, as investors parsed healthy earnings from some of the country’s tech titans, including Amazon.com and Google parent Alphabet in the second-busiest week for earnings of the fourth quarter.

After a brutal decline, shares in video-game retailer GameStop jumped in premarket trade on Wednesday.

The new EQA electric SUV, with a range of around 300 miles, provides plenty of insight as to what we’ll see in the U.S.

Watching generations of his family retire poor and dependent on Medicaid and Social Security is what motivated him to build his nest egg. Here’s how he did it.

GSK and CureVac said their approach could potentially tackle multiple coronavirus strains in one vaccine shot

‘I was discarded after 40 years of marriage.’

The decision by Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos to step down as chief executive later this year was a huge surprise, but one that acknowledges his role in recent years as the founder/senior statesman, working furiously in the background, often unseen, like the Wizard of Oz.

‘I fear she is unmotivated to improve our financial situation, and will just stay with her abusive employer out of fear.’

Here are some of the most popular memes and tweets about Bezos handing the CEO reins over to Amazon Web Services head Andy Jassy

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday changed his position on restaurant workers’ access to the coronavirus vaccine.

‘Countless families depend on Airbnb to pay their rent and stay in their homes, which has become even more important amidst the current crisis,’ according to Airbnb.

Tuesday’s top personal finance stories

Impressive as Amazon’s returns have been under Jeff Bezos, it actually ranks second among all S&P 500 stocks since the IPO in May 1997.