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Norfolk Southern reaches agreement to settle East Palestine derailment class action

Norfolk Southern Corp. has reached an agreement in principle to settle a class action lawsuit brought after last year’s derailment of one of the company’s trains in East Palestine, Ohio.

There’s still time to fund your IRA: Investors rush to fund retirement accounts ahead of April 15

As the April 15 tax deadline approaches, more investors are making investments in their future by making last-minute contributions to individual retirement accounts.

European Central Bank to stand pat this week but faster-than-the-Fed rate cuts may hit euro

The European Central Bank is expected on Thursday to leave interest rates at record highs but to imply that a cut in borrowing costs is likely by the summer

Warren Buffett paid nearly $100 million to buy more of these tracking stocks

Shares that track Liberty Sirius XM’s stock bounced Tuesday, after Warren Buffett’s investment vehicle Berkshire Hathaway Inc. disclosed that it boosted its stake by nearly $100 million.

Bank of America says the copper supply crisis is here

Copper was thought to be headed toward a supply crisis as the world adopts electric vehicles and other greenification measures.

Here’s the unusual way to trade gold’s breakout rally, from this hedge-fund manager.

As gold punches out its umpteeth high for the year, this hedge fund manager tells investors how to get creative when it comes to profiting off the metal’s gains.

Tilray Brands stock drops as it reports wider-than-expected loss and misses on revenue

Tilray Brands Inc.’s stock fell 16% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the cannabis company reported a wider-than-expected loss in its fiscal third quarter, while revenue fell short of analyst estimates.

Tesla’s stock removed from Baird’s bearish list with analysts bullish on robotaxis and energy

Analysts still expect a ‘messy’ first quarter and say second-quarter expectations are too high

JPM is still working on ‘orderly transition’ once CEO Jamie Dimon departs

Bank’s proxy statement highlights recent promotions for potential Dimon successor

Sports team investments to drive flurry of M&A deals, Deutsche Bank says

Sports teams loyal fan bases mean they retain their value in the face of wider macro economic uncertainty

Extreme tariffs on Chinese imports could hurt the U.S. more than China

Americans already are paying more for China-sourced goods.

Oil prices edge higher as Gaza cease-fire hopes fade

Oil futures move higher as prospects for a Gaza cease-fire appear to fade.
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