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Jeep’s cult-favorite pink Wranglers are back, and it’s not a Barbie thing: The ’70s sitcom that inspired the color

The last time they offered it more than 30,000 customers jumped for it, and the company had to extend its run to meet demand.

Good news for car shoppers: Automakers, dealers can’t maintain the permanent car shortage they hoped for

The pandemic and the supply chain disruptions that followed it taught the auto industry a lesson. They’re quickly unlearning it.

Car loans are getting easier to qualify for, but down payments are still high

It grew easier to find a car loan in March, but the current credit climate is still challenging.

Aluminum, nickel prices surge after fresh sanctions on Russian metals

Prices for aluminum and nickel soared in London on Monday, following the ban on fresh trading of Russian-origin metals by U.S. and U.K. authorities over the weekend.

Apple loses spot as world’s top smartphone seller as iPhone sales drop 10%

Global smartphone sales increased by 7.8% year-on-year driven by Chinese firms Xioami and Transsion’s double-digit increases

The step-by-step investor guide to navigating armed conflicts

This survival guide is not specific to any particular crisis at hand but based on an analysis of the extensive empirical literature on the impact of wars, civil wars, terror acts, and similar events.

The ‘opportunity of a lifetime’ may unfold for gold and silver this week, amid Middle East tensions

A selloff in the stock market can, as it has in the past, lead investors to seek out ways to cover their losses, including a sale of their precious-metals holdings.

Donald Trump isn’t on trial for paying off Stormy Daniels. He’s on trial for being stupid.

What kind of an idiot makes an illicit payment through the banking system, leaving a digital trail as clear as day?

Consumers’ bad feelings about a good economy shouldn’t be ignored, Boston Fed President says

In a conversation with MarketWatch, Susan Collins said she is wary of a negative self-fulfilling prophecy among pessimistic Americans.

Fresh uncertainty around Fed rate cuts exposes the stock market’s winners and losers

Higher U.S. inflation is dashing investors’ hopes for multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, while opening the door to 5% Treasury yields across the board and cleaving the stock market into distinct categories of winners and losers.

Netflix earnings on deck. It could be a lot harder to please investors this time around.

Netflix’s stock has been on a tear over the past year, as the streaming platform gradually adopts the traits of the thing it once upended — a regular TV station.

Bitcoin and other cryptos rebound, but remain lower after Iran attacks Israel

Cryptocurrencies were clawing back some territory on Sunday, the day after a selloff following Iran’s missile and drone attack on Israel.
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