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Grocery-store giant Albertsons Cos. said Wednesday that it is walking away from its merger with rival Kroger Co., a day after two judges blocked it.
A weaker outlook clouded an otherwise OK quarter for the software company amid rising competition in AI.
Stock investors could take profits, or stick with what’s worked well in the past.
Google parent Alphabet’s stock is having its best two-day run in nine years amid good news on the quantum-computing and Waymo fronts.
A trio of quantum-computing stocks have seen huge gains over the past few months, bolstered by a wave of hype from retail investors looking to cash in on what could be the next big thing in tech.
One influential healthcare analyst says the chances of such a bill passing are less than 5%.
Lumber and housing-construction costs rose in wake of tariffs Biden slapped on Canadian softwood lumber products in August.
President-elect Donald Trump is expected to ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday. So how well did the S&P 500 do during Trump’s first term?
Inflation has risen since the summer and raised anxiety at the Federal Reserve, but a welcome slowdown in housing costs could be just what the doctor ordered.
“As a retiree, I set up multiple accounts at the same firm.”
Why is health insurance in the hands of private, profit-seeking, profit-maximizing organizations in the first place?
There are many ways to slice an inflation report in attempt to divine the true underlying pattern of inflation.
Crude prices headed higher for a third straight session on Wednesday, with China’s plans to boost its economy expected to lift energy demand and as talk of new U.S. oil sanctions on Russia raised prospects for tighter global supplies.
“We own a house together through a joint trust, but our bank accounts and credit cards are all held separately.”
Investors who read the book might be concerned about one issue: Nvidia is completely entwined with its CEO.
Some of the highest-rated stocks are plays on rapid sales growth, but there are also value-oriented names on the list.
Truist downgrades the stock to hold from buy, saying the CEO move muddles the company’s turnaround story.
Lower interest rates and rising incomes could improve affordability in Europe’s car market, Morgan Stanley’s analysts said
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac don’t factor climate change into rates. More frequent floods, hurricanes and wildfires raise systemic default risk.
