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Bitcoin at $1 million. A rival to gold, bonds and the Fed. Bitcoin ETFs have turned these crypto analysts wildly bullish.

In this not-too-distant future, bitcoin use is widespread and money will never be the same.

This earnings season holds a hidden clue about stock prices

Elevated corporate profit margins don't bode well for the market's longer-term return.

Pimco spots opportunity in mortgages as Fed considers when to stop shrinking its balance sheet

Bond giant Pimco sees upside in the estimated $9 trillion agency mortgage-bond market as the Federal Reserve begins thinking about when to stop shrinking its balance sheet.

Ally’s stock rallies after earnings beat and deal with Synchrony

Ally says its point-of-sale transaction with Synchrony will boost its 2024 earnings.

Strong turnout for new hockey league is the latest in growth of women’s sports

The Professional Women’s Hockey League is early in its debut season, but it's already boosting the growing interest in women’s sports, which saw a banner year in 2023.

Tricon’s stock rallies 28% on $3.5 billion buyout deal by Blackstone

Toronto-based residential-real-estate company to pursue $4.5 billion in new developments.

Consumer sentiment jumps to highest level since July 2021

Consumer sentiment jumped in January to the highest level since the summer of 2021, reflecting fresh optimism about the economy as inflation slows and incomes rise.

AT&T’s stock has been a massive laggard, but this new bull cheers 25% upside

Oppenheimer just turned bullish on AT&T's stock.

Home sales sink to a 29-year low in 2023

Existing-home sales fell to a rate of 3.78 million in December, the National Association of Realtors said.

Why Marvell just dethroned Nvidia as Citi’s top chip-stock pick

Move over, Nvidia. A different chip name could be a bigger winner this year, according to a Citi analyst.

Rapper Lil Uzi Vert’s ‘Bad and Boujee’ SoCal mansion hits the market for $4.9 million

The colossal mansion in Bell Canyon, Calif., owned by rapper Lil Uzi Vert, just got a price cut.

Goolsbee says it’s too soon to determine when Fed will cut interest rates

Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee on Friday declined to say when he thinks the central bank will cut interest rates, but he said reductions could be expected this year "if we continue to make surprising progress on inflation."
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