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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both claimed record highs this week. But fewer stocks are marching higher alongside them.

Cybersecurity company CrowdStrike Holdings Inc., private-equity giant KKR & Co. Inc. and web host GoDaddy Inc. are set to join the S&P 500 index at market open on June 24.

Landlord giant SL Green Realty expects to raise more than its initial $1 billion target for a new war chest aimed at distressed New York commercial real estate, and plans to begin deploying it this year.

Justice Clarence Thomas disclosed additional luxury vacations funded by Republican megadonor and real-estate tycoon Harlan Crow.

The 1.99% promotional rate is for orders placed through June 16. Here’s else what potential Tesla customers should know.

AMD and Nvidia shares have been on different tracks in recent months, but one analyst says AMD “deserves more attention” for its AI offerings.

Consumer credit up at 1.5% annual rate

Shares of Lyft Inc. pulled back Friday following a nice boost early in the day that came after one of the last remaining bears on Wall Street swung to bullish.

If coming up with that first tuition payment is making you panic, there are some options that could help.

U.S. technology stocks just posted their largest weekly inflows in nine weeks, with the sector seeing a comeback after its megacap-led rally lost steam by the end of May, strategists at BofA Global Research said Friday.

Hedge-fund manager Scott Bessent — viewed as in the running to become Treasury secretary in a second Trump administration — has offered a three-point economic agenda, with his proposal coming Thursday evening as he spoke at a conference run by the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank.