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Pfizer’s stock surged after CEO Albert Bourla announces an agreement with the Trump administration aimed at lowering drug prices in the U.S. and removing tariff uncertainty.

For many traders, the resilience of gold’s rally can easily be explained by strength in demand from global central banks and gold exchange-traded funds. But to one veteran investor, it’s record debt levels that really matter.

Jared Kushner has found a role in the $55 billion Electronic Arts megadeal. His involvement could ease its passage through Washington.

For the first time in decades, four players topped the 50-home-run mark.

A highly rated fund manager makes a five-point case for Mastercard and Visa to continue dominating the payment-processing space.

The country appears to be headed for a partial government shutdown for the first time in about seven years, after a White House meeting with the top four congressional leaders ended with acrimony rather than agreement.

While analysts at BofA see justified optimism for nuclear energy over the long run, they’re worried that valuations for Oklo and NuScale shares “leave little room for error.”

The chip maker’s competitive product roadmap and Citi’s raised forecast for hyperscaler AI spending next year led the bank’s analysts to raise their price target for Nvidia’s stock.

Has speculation finally peaked about whether there is an artificial-intelligence bubble? According to data from Google Trends, it is beginning to look that way.

An industry shift from AI training to inference is about to become a major tailwind for Amazon Web Services

The consumer-confidence index has hit its lowest level since April.

Call it a frozen U.S. jobs market: Businesses aren’t filling as many open jobs and fewer people are quitting for fear they won’t find other work. That’s what’s the government’s job-openings report has been saying for months, and that’s the main takeaway from the August report.