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Nvidia shares closed at $104.25 on Tuesday, well off their $135.58 closing high and $140.76 intraday high from June.

The U.S. deficit that matters most is government spending — not trade — and neither political party wants to talk about it.

Citigroup warned of a summer pullback. Now that one arrived, it offers a list of stocks to buy.

U.S. central bank engineers an economic slowdown whenever unemployment is low and the president is a Democrat.

Disney’s stock falls as the company notes a “moderation of consumer demand” in its experiences segment.

Stocks that have increased their payout the most over the past 12 months are especially good bets.

Mining giant Glencore on Wednesday said it was holding onto its coal business after shareholders said they would rather have the unit generate cash to fund mining for greener metals like copper as well as pay dividends.

Mortgage applications rose 6.9% in the last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.

Lyft turned its first GAAP profit in its latest quarter, while reporting a record number of rides and its largest quarterly haul of new drivers in years.

A former high-flying fund manager on Wednesday was ordered to pay €250 million ($273 million) to investors frozen out of their funds since 2020.

U.S. bond yields rose early Wednesday as the economic growth scare that contributed to a severe bout of stock market risk-aversion — and a rush into haven sovereign debt at the start of the week — continued to fade.

“I could write a book about how mean my son was to me.”