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Three years of terrible home sales have made the residential real-estate industry more territorial. That could be bad news for home buyers and sellers.

CBS’s new owners, who have said they want to take the news unit in a new direction, also have their eye on a takeover of CNN and could soon be in charge of TikTok.

ETFs that buy Japanese stocks were rallying Monday, adding to their surge this year, after the weekend election of Sanae Takaichi to lead Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party put her on track to become the country’s next prime minister.

Plug Power’s stock is extending its recent surge as investors look to how a hydrogen producer can be an artificial-intelligence play.

AWS is known for its strength in general-purpose cloud offerings, but rival Microsoft has been more competitive with AI-specific cloud services. Now one analyst sees Amazon upping its game in AI.

Gold’s rally has the “weight of global uncertainty behind it,” says one asset manager.

There’s no clear sign yet of a deal to the end the six-day-old U.S. government shutdown, leading to growing expectations that the closure could end up lasting around two or three weeks.

A pair of cryptic X.com posts point to a launch soon.

U.S. government bond yields followed their counterparts in Europe higher on Monday in reaction to the shocking resignation of French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, who held the job for less than a month.

As AI infrastructure spending continues to rise, one bull sees a path for Nvidia’s stock to reach $275

U.S. shoppers are expected to keep spending online at record levels this holiday season, but spending growth itself might slow and the discounts might not be as steep as retailers and customers try to stay ahead of tariffs and inflation, according to Adobe.

The S&P 500’s record concentration to a handful of stocks at a time of relatively high valuations makes a case for broadening investment portfolios.