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Strategy’s stock is sinking as bitcoin falls, but Wall Street doesn’t believe it’s a big problem for the broader stock market.

Apple has brought in an outsider who will lead the company’s efforts in machine-learning research and foundation models.

The U.S. stock market kicked off December in the red, with the S&P 500 off to a shaky start to the month after its big bounce last week erased its November losses.

Some people have an incentive to hold off on charitable giving until next year, in order to get the full tax reward for their generosity when new rules take effect.

Technical analysis suggests bitcoin could be set for a short-term reversal as early as Tuesday, signaling the recent decline may be approaching its end.

History suggests Nvidia’s valuation multiple can expand meaningfully from here, according to a BofA analyst.

Carvana’s share of the used-car market is currently at about 1.5%. One analyst sees a path to much more than that in 10 years.

A stronger yen and rising Japanese bond yields could pull capital away from the U.S. equity and bond markets.

The Disney sequel set a record for an animated-film opening, while the second part of Universal’s “Wicked” continues its smash run despite poor reviews.

Amazon shares have trailed most Big Tech peers this year, but an increase in cloud capacity could spark a revival.

A Deutsche Bank analyst sees “limited additional downside” for the stock even under “draconian” assumptions — and big upside if the company starts capitalizing on its opportunity.

“I just feel like he has been out of school long enough and should have it paid down at least a little more.”