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Despite the upbeat note that the final full week in March delivered, strategists and market participants are concerned about a major block trade in the final minutes of Friday trading.

“Saturday Night Live” takes on non-fungible tokens, and actually offers a pretty decent explanation for the phenomenon that still confuses many investors.

The U.S. isn’t ready to lift tariffs on Chinese imports in the near future, but might be open to trade negotiations with Beijing, according to U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai.

Michael B. Jordan’s ‘Without Remorse’ brings the thrills, while Lena Waithe’s ‘Them’ brings the chills

‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ finally returns with a new season, along with some buzz-worthy documentaries

While movie theaters are hoping for big business as they reopen after months-long closures due to coronavirus restrictions, giving “Black Widow” a streaming option signals that Disney DIS is hedging its bets in case moviegoers don’t flock back to theaters right away. Disney movies — and especially Marvel releases — are traditionally movie theaters’ most bankable bets.

It’ll now cost you $1 more a month to watch your favorite Marvel, Pixar and “Star Wars” stuff.

Wall Street’s calendar trading patterns aren’t worth planning your days around.

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Even with a vaccine rollout, major shifts have happened in the travel industry, and here are the main factors likely to affect your next trip in the COVID era.

There are two big taxpayer-friendly changes on the 2020 Form 1040 that self-employed people may be ‘blissfully unaware of.’

Zoom Video Communications Inc. will play an “integral” role in a post-COVID world, but Deutsche Bank analyst Matthew Niknam said the stock has already rallied too much to recommend buying at current levels.

Intel Corp.’s new chief executive is feeling ambitious, and now analysts are wondering whether the company can follow through on its big plans.

Special-purpose acquisition companies have raised $94.4 billion this year through IPOs — already more than the record annual total of $83.4 billion last year.

From a cookie maker to an upscale car lounge, it’s been one year since MarketWatch first profiled four small-business owners who were staring down the corona-crisis. We checked in one last time.

The relationship between the stock market and earnings growth is inscrutable

Eight options — from cities in Thailand, Portugal, Italy and more — to consider.