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MarketWatch First Take: Uber is showing impressive maturity, but it may be growing up too fast

Uber took another step Tuesday in its evolution from a scrappy startup into a mature, profit-generating company, but it may be growing up too quickly.

Fix My Portfolio: ‘Bond funds are the devil in disguise’: You have to know what you’re actually buying.

A reader takes issue with using bond funds as a "safe" and "easy" way to invest in fixed income.

: Syphilis cases among newborns are skyrocketing, CDC says

Pfizer works to speed production of key penicillin as officials see "unacceptable American crisis," underscoring need for rapid testing and treatment.

The Ratings Game: Bank of America upgraded to market perform at KBW because ‘the fever broke’ around bond yields

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: What happened to solar stocks? Investors ‘pick up the pieces’ after a brutal earnings season

Investors sentiment about solar stocks is at a trough, despite the boost from the Inflation Reduction Act.

Key Words: These are the 5 D’s driving the housing market. One is diamonds and another is death, says real-estate CEO.

The sluggish housing market is on track to finish the year at the slowest pace since the Great Recession. But that doesn’t mean no one’s buying.

Peter Morici: The U.S. must become less dependent on China for trade. Here’s what the Biden administration should do now.

Boost U.S. exports with support for American industry and friendly global trade partners.

Economic Report: Ole! Mexico becomes biggest U.S. importer amid tensions with China

China is losing its title as biggest U.S. importer amid growing tensions. See who is taking China's place.

The Tell: Why U.S. outlook is ‘fragile’ and investors should go defensive, in six charts

Underneath a seemingly resilient U.S. economy, Denver-based Janus Henderson Investors is finding signs of a potentially more fragile environment than many in financial markets realize.

: Delinquencies are up as credit-card debt hits a record $1.08 trillion. Millennials are driving the increase.

Delinquency rates on credit-card bills continued to rise, with the sharpest increase among borrowers aged 30 to 39, according to the NY Fed.

Earnings Results: Emerson Electric’s stock falls sharply after profit misses analyst estimate as two business units book negative orders

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Mark Hulbert: No Wall Street, there is no Santa Claus rally

As the holiday season approaches, investors hope Santa doesn't fail to call.
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