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A weak U.S. labor report did what bad news hadn’t done in a while: It made U.S. debt look like a safe haven again — albeit briefly.

Europe leaders agreed Friday to release some of diesel stockpiles, pulling prices of oil down by more than 4%.

An interesting tug of war is happening in one of the market's hottest sectors: utilities.

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Eli Lilly and Novo are developing new amylin drugs that serve as another biological lever to pull in treating obesity and diabetes.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei met President Donald Trump last Sunday for dinner as ‌calls for greater regulation of AI have grown.

American is joining other carriers that allow customers to book with a combination of points and miles.

When looking for best ideas for the fourth quarter nothing jumped off the charts to me — literally — like bitcoin.

As companies fight harder for consumers' attention, marketing is becoming an increasingly important tool for driving growth.

The firm added five new names to its favorite stocks list as the new month got underway.

Haugen leaked a trove of internal documents to the Wall Street Journal in 2021 that became a series of reports known as "The Facebook Files."

Debt consolidation may be a good fit if you have multiple high-interest debts, qualify for lower rates and can manage the new monthly payment.

Higher yields have pushed bon prices lower. Here's how investors can use tax-loss harvesting to offset gains and avoid wash-sale pitfalls.

The IRS and Treasury issued a warning this week on an ETF strategy wealthy investors have been using to shield capital gains income from taxes.

EV giant Tesla had the best three-month period for vehicle sales this year, but it was less than a year ago.

Tesla's core autos business is under pressure as Chinese and European carmakers roll out affordable and innovative EVs.

Ford on Friday reported a year-over-year sales decline of 6.6% during the third quarter to 507,395 light-duty vehicles.