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Exxon Mobil’s stock could fall behind its peers — so stop buying, analyst says

Truist Securities backed away from its bullish call on Exxon Mobil’s stock, citing a number of concerns, such as the belief that the oil giant’s free cash flow yield will trail that of peers “well into 2025.”

Waystar is valued at about $3.7 billion in IPO that raised $967.5 million

Waystar Holding Corp., a healthcare-payments software company, said its initial public offering priced at $21.50 a share, the midpoint of its proposed price range.

J. Jill’s stock jumps after earnings top estimates and company raises guidance

J. Jill said it was “very pleased” with its first-quarter results.

Oil prices tick higher after Saudi Arabia reiterates output boost can be reversed

Oil futures rose Friday, finding support after Saudi Arabia’s energy minister reiterated that an OPEC+ plan to unwind 2.2 million barrels a day in voluntary cuts later this year can be paused or reversed.

Virgin Galactic’s stock climbs ahead of final Unity spacecraft mission

Virgin Galactic shares have been on a three-day losing streak.

7 myths that undermine Social Security

These false narratives can erode support for Social Security

GameStop shows sharp revenue decline and will look to sell more stock

GameStop’s stock erases earlier premarket gains as Roaring Kitty readies for his livestream.

Treasury yields inch higher ahead of May payrolls data

Bonds are holding steady ahead of May payrolls data expected to show steady gains.

This fast-growing country is minting one new millionaire every 15 minutes

India and investors in its stock market are getting rich quick — and that should give us pause.

‘The China equity trade is back’ and here are the stocks to pick, says SocGen

Analysts are getting increasingly more positive about Chinese stocks.

A look inside a $1 billion real-estate bet on the future of San Francisco

Developer Michael Shvo is getting ready to show off his revamped Transamerica Pyramid.

Three stocks now account for 20% of the S&P 500’s value. That’s making some investors nervous.

For the first time dating back to at least 2000, three U.S. stocks — Microsoft, Nvidia and Apple — account for more than 20% of the value of the S&P 500, Dow Jones Market Data show.
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