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The UAW strike enters its fourth weekday with no resolution in sight and the threat of expanding the labor action.

Canopy Growth’s stock dropped back below the $1 mark Wednesday after the cannabis company registered roughly 46 million shares for sale to the public.

Intel gave its new AI chips top billing during the company’s developer conference Tuesday, but the chip maker’s financial chief appeared to steal the show.

Oil prices set another 2023 high this week as concerns about a tightening oil market pushed the Brent benchmark crude close to $100 a barrel, complicating the Federal Reserve’s effort to bring down inflation ahead of the September policy meeting and raising fears that a U.S. recession might be still on the horizon.

U.S. stocks are up in 2023, but the S&P 500 has fallen to the bottom of its bullish trading channel as the index slumps so far this month, according to Bespoke Investment Group. 

TD strategists said they expect to see a bump-up in the 10-year Treasury yield and the dollar under their base-case scenario for Wednesday.

The 40-year period from 1980 to 2020 characterized by mostly economic expansion will likely be replaced by more frequent recessions, Deutsche Bank said.

Stocks creep higher as investors await this week’s Federal Reserve meeting.

This is why the annual list continues to inspire fascination and derision.

‘I have earnings of $28,000 per year plus a two-hour-a-day job I took for extra money.’

The 2023 Kia EV6 enters its second year of existence as one of the most desirable new electric vehicles. Pricing starts at $48,700—and much lower in California

U.S. stock futures were a tad firmer on Monday, but caution prevailed as bond yields rose and traders looked ahead to Wednesday’s Fed comments.

Princeton University tops the influential rankings of U.S. colleges and universities for the 13th straight year. 

It hasn’t been a great year for investors to own stocks in the utilities sector – the worst-performing part of the U.S. stock market so far in 2023 – but that could be coming to an end. 

“I make about $150,000 a year, and I have no debt. He makes $90,000 a year.”

‘My husband works in IT. He earns $90,000 a year, and I am a teacher. I earn $65,000 a year.’

Union calls for solidarity on first day of strike against Big Three automakers, as Ford confirms layoffs and GM may take a similar step.

Shares of chip-equipment suppliers fell Friday following a report that TSMC was delaying deliveries to the facility it is constructing in Arizona.

Corporate distress is on the rise due to higher interest rates, but companies also recently earned a record amount on cash, Treasury and agency debt holdings, according to Guggenheim Investments.

With mortgage rates surpassing 7%, many homeowners are only selling if they have a pressing need to do so.